Hi all,
We are doing driving trip to Utah to see its national parks, and I tried to google to see if navigation would still work inside the parks (or anywhere there is no cellular reception) with mixed answers. As I understand it,
(1) Tesla stores map data in its internal memory/storage, so it continues to provide turn-by-turn navigation (GPS is still available). BUT would rerouting still work if you take a wrong way (google map using your phone would NOT without cellular at this point).
(2). You can’t route to a new destination?
((in the old days, cars have mapping data on internal CD/DVD so this is not an issue (but new CD/DVD is required to get updated map data)).
Thanks!
We are doing driving trip to Utah to see its national parks, and I tried to google to see if navigation would still work inside the parks (or anywhere there is no cellular reception) with mixed answers. As I understand it,
(1) Tesla stores map data in its internal memory/storage, so it continues to provide turn-by-turn navigation (GPS is still available). BUT would rerouting still work if you take a wrong way (google map using your phone would NOT without cellular at this point).
(2). You can’t route to a new destination?
((in the old days, cars have mapping data on internal CD/DVD so this is not an issue (but new CD/DVD is required to get updated map data)).
Thanks!