It took many levels of changes to get to the v10 interface, hence the v10… If you were new to Tesla, this would now be the only interface you‘ve ever known… Trust the process, they’ll fine tune it, send them your feedback directly.
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Holiday Update
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Proppilot
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I think your point is well stated. I am new to Tesla with a 2021+ MS and love the UI. I believe Tesla is pulling the 3/Y to the same look and feel and probably for many reasons including one driver portfolio that works in any Tesla. There are thousands here with the older Gen S/X with vertical screens. I got a P75 as a loner and was lost totally and hated it….until I didn’t ! With Tesla I have learned you give them a ton of money and then come along for the ride but OH how I love my ride !
Send them feedback directly??? How would one go about doing that and have any confidence the message was actually seen by a human?
That's the only area Tesla does not exceed - customer relations.
Like all the modern, cool companies you have to mention the CEO in a tweet.
carlos31820
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If you drive a Long Range, you don’t have them. Currently, only the Model Y Performance comes with the updated headlights.
Joe Mode is a perfect example of it. Elon responds directly to people on Twitter and has made updates based on feedback. Among many other reasons for what they do and the way they do it, they’re a tech company first then an auto manufacturer.
SpeedLab-3
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laservet
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Hahaha, of course you can Tweet Elon… and that's actually effective, clearly everyone knows that but it's more fun to complain about things.
OR… use the form in the link below or the press email. I'm sure it's more convenient to just complain here and ignore stuff like this on the basis of "it won't help" but do you really know that if you don't legitimately try? Heck, you may not get what you want but you may get an explanation as to why they are doing things a certain way.
I finally drove my Y forth first time since the upgrade and all I can say is WHY! Do they sit around trying to figure out how to make features less convenient? About the only positive is the Blind Spot Monitoring, which is probably the best that could be done after blowing the originally design. I will get use to it, but it sometimes make me wish there were buttons so they couldn't move them.
I finally figured out the culprit to the camera problem, at least in my car ...
Seems the holiday update itself did not cause the cameras to fail, but running the light show prevented them from working correctly afterwards. Service remotely pushed 2021.44.25.2 install (again), and after a reboot the cameras were functional again. Not suspecting the light show, Iran it again for my daughter's entertainment. Sure enough cameras went offline. Service pushed 2021.44.25.2 once more, rebooted and things are normal once more.
Thought I'd share in case anyone else sees this issue.
Seems the holiday update itself did not cause the cameras to fail, but running the light show prevented them from working correctly afterwards. Service remotely pushed 2021.44.25.2 install (again), and after a reboot the cameras were functional again. Not suspecting the light show, Iran it again for my daughter's entertainment. Sure enough cameras went offline. Service pushed 2021.44.25.2 once more, rebooted and things are normal once more.
Thought I'd share in case anyone else sees this issue.
gunthermic
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I will say that I expect to see many used Model 3's and Model Y's hot the market soon. If this completely ruined the car.. vs not getting the update you wished for. True some issues with it. But I still get from point A to Point B. Only problem with all these Model 3/Y's is it will drop the value of my car because having too many available?
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