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Don TLR
Active Member
I hope they add speed limit viewing all the time, my old 2014 jeep navigation shows speed limits and is dead accurate when they change most of the time. Its nice to know what the limit is so you don't speed in unfamiliar areas that you don't want to.
I also like the breadcrumb feature that shows where I just was.
I also like the breadcrumb feature that shows where I just was.
Agreed! The new UI in the instrument cluster seems like a huge step backward to me and in watching the video difficult to follow. This is going to be AP 2.0 all over again I think as they get another partner out of the mix.
My S 75 is on firmware 2018.10.4 8bbdc66 however, I don't believe I see anything different on navigation.
Derek Kessler
Active Member
Teslas currently do traffic-based routing. I saw it first-hand driving back the day-into-night of the 2017 eclipse.
I also got traffic based routing during the eclipse. It probably saved us at least 30 minutes. I've seen it pop up when I get into the car sometimes, without me even having to navigate to work. It just knows.
MelaniainLA
Member
I also got traffic based routing during the eclipse. It probably saved us at least 30 minutes. I've seen it pop up when I get into the car sometimes, without me even having to navigate to work. It just knows.
Correct, but it's sporadic and inconsistent. Moreover, it's to built into the standard directions -- Tesla nav almost ALWAYS underestimates (by a LOT) the time it takes to reach a destination and the proper route to take. Waze typically does not, on the other hand...
CameronB
Member
Reminded me of the Anchorman quote: "They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time... it works every time!"
Moderator note: Edited thread title to try to slightly qualify "This Weekend" for future readers of this thread.
Bruce.
Bruce.
barjohn
Member
Did he mean this last weekend or this coming weekend?
Every interpretation I've seen of his comment was referring to the weekend immediately in the future, so I went with that for the new thread title.
Whether the company is able to meet that deadline or not, I have no idea.
Bruce.
From what I've seen and Elon's comments about black box, legacy code it would appear this update will mostly be "under the hood" and not feature rich from the end user's perspective aside from faster maps (vector based) and more updated maps (I believe Tesla was stuck on mapping from 2015).
So, I agree with those suggesting we temper expectations. However, this should be a nice base for more frequent updates in the future.
So, I agree with those suggesting we temper expectations. However, this should be a nice base for more frequent updates in the future.
It means the June 7th weekend oddly. It takes time to understand how Elon’s brain works. When he says light years, often he means 92 days to be exact. His brain has regular mass, but somehow generates much more gravity, bending time to his whim. It’s fascinating.Did he mean this last weekend or this coming weekend?
I honestly can’t see, at least from a graphical standpoint, how anyone can get excited about the new dashboard maps. If I didn’t know any better, I would have picked the old map as the ‘new & improved’ version.
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Village Idiot
Not good.I honestly can’t see, at least from a graphical standpoint, how anyone can get excited about the new dashboard maps. If I didn’t know any better, I would have picked the old map as the ‘new & improved’ version.
eyespii
Member
I honestly can’t see, at least from a graphical standpoint, how anyone can get excited about the new dashboard maps. If I didn’t know any better, I would have picked the old map as the ‘new & improved’ version.
As long as the routing is improved, I don’t really care what it looks like. Any word on if that’s the case?
