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When I got mine I never even asked if it had that capability, I just assumed it surely would. I really miss this functionality....but maybe farts and santa bells are there to compensateAlso with such a forward thinking car company, why can't I have my texts or emails shown on the screen while I drive. How about reading them aloud?
M3The Tesla is the last car I will ever own, simply due to its incredible technology and comfort. I am interested in what you don't like about it though?
Personally, I find it annoying that even with passive entry enabled, I am unable to tap any of the passenger handles to have only that one extend (i.e. Grabbing backpack out of passenger side and having to unlock the whole car)
Looking forward to your responses! Cheers.
Best feature Tesla had, turned into the worst overnightOTA downgrades
Funny you say that, we don't get cold winters / snow here (0°C is considered very cold here, LOL), if the weather is low-mid 20°C then all the creaks and rattles stop and the car just seems to work better, so I suspect you are correct with ‘made in California’ as the problem for many things. But then that is why companies like GM pick specific places around the world to do environmental testing (extreme cold, extreme heat, high altitude etc), maybe Tesla never bothered with that.all of these are due to ‘made in California’ and related to cold weather - hopefully they’ll send some engineers to Canada over the winter and let them figure it out for future models.
I dislike the fact that it doesn't remember my seat and steering wheel settings a lot of times. Or remembers one but not the other. I have to touch my name on the screen for it to go to my settings.
Also with such a forward thinking car company, why can't I have my texts or emails shown on the screen while I drive. How about reading them aloud?
Tesla phone integration is minimalist and poor for 2019, I don't know what 2012 models were like but it feels like they added what they needed to give basic functionality and never updated that side of the software.Not only that, when my phone connects to the car....
An exclusive look at Tesla's extreme cold testing facilityFunny you say that, we don't get cold winters / snow here (0°C is considered very cold here, LOL), if the weather is low-mid 20°C then all the creaks and rattles stop and the car just seems to work better, so I suspect you are correct with ‘made in California’ as the problem for many things. But then that is why companies like GM pick specific places around the world to do environmental testing (extreme cold, extreme heat, high altitude etc), maybe Tesla never bothered with that.