HI
I got my invite to order my Model 3 and have started looking into it and starting to see things that I took for granted as standard on any car may not be in the Model 3 so looking for advice before I submit my order:
1. Model 3 does not come with Sirius XM - so what are my radio options - FM Radio and slacker? To confirm there really is not satellite radio in the Model 3?
2. Model 3 does not offer Android Auto - so there is no way outside of using your phone and Android Auto for Google Maps? What is the map like for Tesla - Google Maps has really good real time traffic so I can take 4-5 different routes to work any given day depending on traffic. With so few Teslas on the road, how does it source its real time traffic? Google Maps has saved me so much time each day as compared to when I did not have it in my 2010 Mercedes
3. 4G/LTE - is this included with the car and what are the subscription data plans and data amounts? For my Volt, in Canada we get hosed on data as On Star charges me $35/month for 4 GB whereas in the US is $20/month unlimited. Cell data is really expensive in Canada so how does data work in the Model 3.
I have become used to many of the perks in my Volt such Sirius XM, Android Auto w Google play music, etc. I was hoping to transfer most of this experience to the Model 3 but either I am confused and Tesla offers the same experience or there seems to be some things I was thinking was just a given lacking. Advice is appreciated
I got my invite to order my Model 3 and have started looking into it and starting to see things that I took for granted as standard on any car may not be in the Model 3 so looking for advice before I submit my order:
1. Model 3 does not come with Sirius XM - so what are my radio options - FM Radio and slacker? To confirm there really is not satellite radio in the Model 3?
2. Model 3 does not offer Android Auto - so there is no way outside of using your phone and Android Auto for Google Maps? What is the map like for Tesla - Google Maps has really good real time traffic so I can take 4-5 different routes to work any given day depending on traffic. With so few Teslas on the road, how does it source its real time traffic? Google Maps has saved me so much time each day as compared to when I did not have it in my 2010 Mercedes
3. 4G/LTE - is this included with the car and what are the subscription data plans and data amounts? For my Volt, in Canada we get hosed on data as On Star charges me $35/month for 4 GB whereas in the US is $20/month unlimited. Cell data is really expensive in Canada so how does data work in the Model 3.
I have become used to many of the perks in my Volt such Sirius XM, Android Auto w Google play music, etc. I was hoping to transfer most of this experience to the Model 3 but either I am confused and Tesla offers the same experience or there seems to be some things I was thinking was just a given lacking. Advice is appreciated