Hi,
I have driven it. Smart summon, cone detection and hold all work. Scheduled departure with weekend/weekday mode is in the menu but I have not used it. NoA is in the release notes but I have not even looked at it yet.
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Smart Summon now out in Australia
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I have driven it. Smart summon, cone detection and hold all work. Scheduled departure with weekend/weekday mode is in the menu but I have not used it. NoA is in the release notes but I have not even looked at it yet.
I do not have FSD to confirm this. But, other FSD users with new update seem to indicate that NoA is not available as yet for Australia. Thanks.
Grenadine
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Booooo. Yep my car has finished updating and smart summon is now in the app. But navigate on autopilot is what I really wanted. Will check soon.
So, I assume what is in the release notes is "Automatic navigation", and not NoA.
As I posted on the main thread by accident I'll cross-post here as it's relevant.
The car now has Autopark / Disable continuous press as an option. This means the car will keep driving with a single click with no one in the car. Interesting times ahead.
Require Continuous Press: By default, Summon requires that you press and hold a button on the mobile app or the key fob accessory to move Model 3 during the parking process. When Require Continuous Press is set to NO, you can press and release the button—you don't need to hold it down to keep the vehicle moving. Also, Require Continuous Press must be set to NO if you want to operate Summon using the key fob accessory instead of the mobile app (see Operating Summon with the Key on page 94), or if you want to start a parking sequence from inside the vehicle (see Starting Summon Before Exiting the Vehicle on page 95).
Basically you can enable auto parking the car before you exit, then exit and it will park itself. Or you can summon with a single click and not have to hold down the key fob / app button.
The car now has Autopark / Disable continuous press as an option. This means the car will keep driving with a single click with no one in the car. Interesting times ahead.
Require Continuous Press: By default, Summon requires that you press and hold a button on the mobile app or the key fob accessory to move Model 3 during the parking process. When Require Continuous Press is set to NO, you can press and release the button—you don't need to hold it down to keep the vehicle moving. Also, Require Continuous Press must be set to NO if you want to operate Summon using the key fob accessory instead of the mobile app (see Operating Summon with the Key on page 94), or if you want to start a parking sequence from inside the vehicle (see Starting Summon Before Exiting the Vehicle on page 95).
Basically you can enable auto parking the car before you exit, then exit and it will park itself. Or you can summon with a single click and not have to hold down the key fob / app button.
Grenadine
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So for me the patch had:
Smart Summon
Summon with Key Fob
Driving Visualisation Improvements (cones) (but it says this will only happen when Navigate on Autopilot is engaged) - but we do not have that. Patch note error? Do I get my cones?
Stopping Mode
Scheduled Departure
Ludicrous mode Acceleration Improvements
Automatic Navigation (which is it looks at your calendar and if there is something there will nav to it.
No Navigate on Autopilot - which makes me very sad and makes me think this specific patch for Australia/NZ was to specially omit this.
Smart Summon
Summon with Key Fob
Driving Visualisation Improvements (cones) (but it says this will only happen when Navigate on Autopilot is engaged) - but we do not have that. Patch note error? Do I get my cones?
Stopping Mode
Scheduled Departure
Ludicrous mode Acceleration Improvements
Automatic Navigation (which is it looks at your calendar and if there is something there will nav to it.
No Navigate on Autopilot - which makes me very sad and makes me think this specific patch for Australia/NZ was to specially omit this.
Had some fun with smart summon in my S tonight. It's good for a laugh and good for freaking people out but very early in development and more often than not, it runs into problems in complex Carpark situations. Still amazing to watch it in action and will only improve from here.
RareEarth
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My X, while trying to navigate a tight turn in the driveway drove up to a bottlebrush tree, stopped and the app reported that it was waiting for a pedestrian to move. It was quite windy and the branches of the tree were moving about a bit...
Have to get into a less confined area to give it a proper go.
Have to get into a less confined area to give it a proper go.
sabretooth
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Grenadine
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sabretooth
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I just mention it to say 36.2.2's purpose was not to strip NoA and neuter Smart Summon, despite claims elsewhere.
Grenadine
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Just tried it then at work and had half the company laugh when there was a Mexican stand off between the Tesla and a garbage truck.
I tried it today at bunnings and agree it follows american road rules by driving on the wrong side of the road. I thinks some software person pressed the wrong button.
Found a good use for smart summon though. Packed my car from the trolley, then held ‘follow me’ and the car followed me obediently back to the trolley bay. It was in the same aisle as I’m not too adventurous yet. Deposited trolley and jumped into the drivers seats to some very strange looks.
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