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At least you guys get the latest EAP features. God knows when we over the pond get it ... And if you REALLY want Spotify, you can stream it over BT. 
I already told you. 3 months likely, 6 months definitely...
There's no drive on nav that I can find, I think it's not in this build.
There should be... There is a FEATURE_ dv for it.
alwaysru
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yes, I will search have not had much time to play yet, have some issues i'm working through ( aka getting the kids to school )
ok, I think I found it, should have a video in an hour or so.
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alwaysru
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Booo
. Guess I’ll stop hopping around like an excited kid the night before Christmas then!
Agree somewhat. Like when Moore's Law applied to computers in the early days - expect major changes every six months and be grateful for software updates. At regular intervals you will have to change your platform (car) to get all the features. Was apparrent after 2 days of ownership, that this was a drivable computer. If you accept that metaphor, it makes things a lot easier to understand. I am on "platform #2" for me - S100D.
@BigD0g is the nag frequency unchanged? Ability to use rear view camera constantly? Any other insights on usability of the new UI? To me it seems like a new shiny united platform but a step back for S and X in favor of 3.
Thanks for all the screenshots @dennis_d !!
I am disappointed, but not really surprised that the full auto lane change is “at your own risk”. So, the car starts moving out of the lane, potentially rapidly, and you had better do a shoulder check RIGHT NOW to make sure it has it right.
I am a bit fascinated they did that, and will be curious if that stands up to regulators over the long haul. I am sure we will soon see posts of folks who set it to Mad Max and fully auto, then the car clips someone while they were taking a sip of coffee and didn’t get time to look and they blame Tesla and the media starts picking those stories up.
You would think that Tesla would have figured out by now that a portion of their customer base is always going to push everything to the limit and past it, and would have only released that feature when it was actually Level 3. (It’s hard to say it is Level 3 when the driver is still fully responsible for the car auto initiating the lane change)
It also makes me wonder if we will ever get any actual level 3 features similar to Audi’s Level 3 traffic jam mode.
I am disappointed, but not really surprised that the full auto lane change is “at your own risk”. So, the car starts moving out of the lane, potentially rapidly, and you had better do a shoulder check RIGHT NOW to make sure it has it right.
I am a bit fascinated they did that, and will be curious if that stands up to regulators over the long haul. I am sure we will soon see posts of folks who set it to Mad Max and fully auto, then the car clips someone while they were taking a sip of coffee and didn’t get time to look and they blame Tesla and the media starts picking those stories up.
You would think that Tesla would have figured out by now that a portion of their customer base is always going to push everything to the limit and past it, and would have only released that feature when it was actually Level 3. (It’s hard to say it is Level 3 when the driver is still fully responsible for the car auto initiating the lane change)
It also makes me wonder if we will ever get any actual level 3 features similar to Audi’s Level 3 traffic jam mode.
dark cloud
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Happy to see that essentially we still get a split screen; you can display music or energy on the bottom half and navigation shifts up to the top. I wasn't sure how the "popup" we were allegedly going to get in the model s would be displayed like the model 3 many claimed we would get.
And it sure looks quick to bring up the Tesla webpage, but I suppose it is cached. I wonder how fast does the browser download a page? I can't even use the browser to download a website like Chargehub in my version of MCU.
And it sure looks quick to bring up the Tesla webpage, but I suppose it is cached. I wonder how fast does the browser download a page? I can't even use the browser to download a website like Chargehub in my version of MCU.
dark cloud
Active Member
Yeah wow! that will keep our attention at 100%. We will all be more exhausted at the end of journey than if we just drove it ourselves without driver assistances.
I woud be interested to know how this affects range! Anybody who has been tracking Wh/mi over a long period may be able to see some tick upward, particuarly people who do a lot of stop & go, since the APE will be burning Whs just sitting there, and adding to the climate control load in the summer.
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