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Is there a list of vocal commands
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A Complete List of All Tesla Voice Commands
A list of all Tesla voice commands for your car.
www.notateslaapp.com
EVRider-FL
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People have reported that some voice commands stopped working in V11, so the list might be out of date. Hopefully any issues like that will get fixed in future updates.
redmunds
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Here's another list I bookmarked:
docs.google.com
V11 Tesla Voice Commands
Commands List Tesla Voice Commands - V11 and Beyond,Suggest additions that you have found to work by using this form: <a href="https://forms.gle/eBugENRjD7vPiyqh7"> https://forms.gle/eBugENRjD7vPiyqh</a>7 Updated 6:18 PM CDT, 11/5/2023 - 196 recognized commands (and many alternatives!) Updates a...
Thanks!
I am confused by some of the messages I got playing around with this. First time everything worked fine and another kept getting connectivity Errors. In my garage. I live in a pretty rural area and don’t connect to wifI unless downloading an update (really boggs down our pitifully slow internet). Anyway initially I assumed voice commands were talking directly to the car’s computer. Not sending a signal up to a satellite and back.
If that’s true I’d probably lose voice commands when my premium connectivity dies in Aug. Worked fine today in Portland.
Anyone know how this works?
I am confused by some of the messages I got playing around with this. First time everything worked fine and another kept getting connectivity Errors. In my garage. I live in a pretty rural area and don’t connect to wifI unless downloading an update (really boggs down our pitifully slow internet). Anyway initially I assumed voice commands were talking directly to the car’s computer. Not sending a signal up to a satellite and back.
If that’s true I’d probably lose voice commands when my premium connectivity dies in Aug. Worked fine today in Portland.
Anyone know how this works?
Yes, you will. The computing capability is reserved for gaming; voice recognition happens in the cloud.
Since there is no official list maintained by Tesla, there is no guarantee that any command will work or work as expected. Also, the logic is somewhat dubious, e.g. “Enable child lock” works as expected; “Disable child lock” does not do anything.
Lastly, the system sometimes misinterprets what you say - YMMV.
Voice commands are an interesting feature/show off and certain things work very well but not ready for prime time to replace the UI.
Since there is no official list maintained by Tesla, there is no guarantee that any command will work or work as expected. Also, the logic is somewhat dubious, e.g. “Enable child lock” works as expected; “Disable child lock” does not do anything.
Lastly, the system sometimes misinterprets what you say - YMMV.
Voice commands are an interesting feature/show off and certain things work very well but not ready for prime time to replace the UI.
MLXXXp
Member
You'll still have voice commands if you don't pay for premium connectivity. The car will retain a free mobile connection for voice commands and navigation.
The paid premium connectivity adds Live Traffic Visualization and Satellite-View Maps. Also Video Streaming, Caraoke, Music Streaming and Internet Browser without the need for a Wi-Fi connection.
Connectivity | Tesla Support
Connectivity is an important part of all Tesla vehicles, further enhancing the driving experience by providing access to features that require data usage. Find out more about Standard and Premium Connectivity.
For the exact same reason you can't say "Alexa, open my garage door." or "Alexa, disarm the alarm.", it's a security risk, or in child lock case, a safety risk.