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Tesla Software updates - Australia
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Wol747
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Has anyone with Australian Model 3 seen P, D, R display briefly in place of speedometer number when selecting gear? I saw a couple of videos of lefthand drive cars that had that. Mine only displays Blank or km/h now. They also displayed the Hold symbol instead of 0 km/h when Hold is activated. On my screen the Hold symbol is hidden out if sight (blocked by steering wheel rim) on the lower right edge of the screen.
Interesting. It is possible some subtle changes have been included for AP for 2020.48.26. Two days ago, the vehicle drove about 150+ km traveling a mix of country roads, curving roads, mountain paths, and handled 98% of them with AP engaged. No highways were included in that trip, but It was similar to how it had been handling typical highway/motorway drives in the past with AP engaged for 98% of the trip.
Yes its very annoying, especially when the very concept of driving a tesla is that it only does as you ask....except the music interphase which is always there. Not sure why it doesnt just stay as you left it.
I don’t like that the map is now smaller, and the right hand side part of the screen where it shows the car is much bigger now. Is there any way to make that part smaller? I don’t need to see the car there at all!
Not at present.
Elon has suggested in Tweets that you may have a choice sometime.
Get on a multi-lane road and it's a lot more full
Elon has suggested in Tweets that you may have a choice sometime.
Get on a multi-lane road and it's a lot more full
It might be worth pointing out that the following distance setting for TACC/Autopilot has moved from the screen to the right scroll wheel.
I was cruising along today and the car wanted to sit at 1 second behind the traffic - a bit to close for me. I scrounged through the menus a couple of times and went to the manual to find that you need to press the right scroll wheel to adjust following distance.
I can see the advantage, I just needed to be aware where it was.
I was cruising along today and the car wanted to sit at 1 second behind the traffic - a bit to close for me. I scrounged through the menus a couple of times and went to the manual to find that you need to press the right scroll wheel to adjust following distance.
I can see the advantage, I just needed to be aware where it was.
Wol747
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There, in a nutshell, is the explanation of at least two Boeing 737-max incidents!
Wasn't aware it was ever in the menus. Always used the scroll wheel.
None of the online doco has been updated either:
Model 3 Support Videos | Tesla
or
https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/model_3_owners_manual_australia_au.pdf
Both still show the old setup/config.
Model 3 Support Videos | Tesla
or
https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/model_3_owners_manual_australia_au.pdf
Both still show the old setup/config.
That’s so we can gaze longingly at the old layout...
Hang on. I've been using the right scroll wheel (jogging it horizontally left/right) since I had my Model 3 in 2019. Are you sure this is just something you didn't previously know rather than a SW change?
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