No street names on navigation

[nthebrk]

My navigation map shows POI like restaurants,businesses and other places but no STREET names. This happened after last update. In fact the last update caused navigation to require service. I have been trying to work with remote service but still no street names on maps.
This is Tesla reasoning: this is not a MS issue but rather likely a google maps issue. Tesla’s vehicles are unique and react to 3rd party data issues,much like a smart phone or pc.
So do any other MS have this issue?
Any suggestions as this has been happening for months without a solution.

 

[Gadget-X]

Well I checked my MSP. The maps use to show names like in googlemaps but now it is hit or miss. Good observation.

1st photo is MSP, second photo is google maps. Photos taken mins apart. I know google had some outages...

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[JenniferQ]

My car has quit showing street names too. It shows them in Nav ICC but not on the main screen. Our Model 3 shows the street names just fine. Is my car just too old?

 

[Bill Hollar]

No street names on my MYLR that I just picked up 2 months ago? Where are the street names. I need to use from time to time..

 

[Rascoe]

No street names on my MYLR that I just picked up 2 months ago? Where are the street names. I need to use from time to time..

Out of curiosity, do the street names appear if you zoom in a lot?

 

[sack]

FWIW, I have this issue in my 2023 Model S (delivered in October).
But what I just noticed is that the street names reliably appear again when I pull into my own driveway (and even before I put the car in Park)
(Of course that's where I least need them: at home...)
My only guess right now is that this is related to being on wifi.
I have premium connectivity, and get traffic information reliably; so I don't know why wifi would matter.
But that's at least my guess now: you have to be on wifi.
Anybody else see that?

I might drive by my local service center (about a mile away) and see if the street names appear when I go on *their* wifi.

 

[Jniswon1]

FWIW, I have this issue in my 2023 Model S (delivered in October).
But what I just noticed is that the street names reliably appear again when I pull into my own driveway (and even before I put the car in Park)
(Of course that's where I least need them: at home...)
My only guess right now is that this is related to being on wifi.
I have premium connectivity, and get traffic information reliably; so I don't know why wifi would matter.
But that's at least my guess now: you have to be on wifi.
Anybody else see that?

I might drive by my local service center (about a mile away) and see if the street names appear when I go on *their* wifi.

Been gone a month came back and found out my street names disappeared on my tesla model three only three months old