Suggestions to tesla for Navigation functionality

[Paul-)]

Brand new Model 3 owner here. Yes ... things that I think the Tesla should do, but I can't find them in navigation:

1. Zoom in when slowing down, to see more detail.
2. Zoom out at higher speeds to show more of the map.
3. Options for North-Up and Direction-Up.
4. Report an error (at a roundabout today, it told me to take the first exit. The second exit was the correct one).
5. Add way-points.
6. Add the current location as a favourite (easily).
7. Options for Whole Route, Remaining Route and Dynamic (as per 1. and 2. above) for display on the map.

Can anyone help me with these - as I think some of them must be in there somewhere!

 

[MLXXXp]

Options for North-Up and Direction-Up.

Add way-points.

For north-up or direction-up: touch somewhere on the map to bring up icons on the right side of the map. There will be an icon to select this.

Way-points (Tesla calls them "stops") are added to software version 2021.40.5

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[EVEnergy]

It does most of what you want already:

If you're in "guidance mode", it will do the zooming. To select guidance mode (as opposed to North Up, trip, leg, etc.), start navigation. In the upper right screen there should be a compass, touch that to change modes.

You can't report errors - it wouldn't do much good, however, because Tesla uses the Google map database so they can't/wouldn't make corrections

Waypoints are available in the newest software update (I don't have it yet)

 

[Knightshade]

You can't report errors - it wouldn't do much good, however, because Tesla uses the Google map database so they can't/wouldn't make corrections

FYI Tesla uses google for the base maps/satellite views... it does not use them for navigation or routing (which was the error the user was reporting)