Tesla trips site has weird direction but only if you own MX. This won't happen from in-car navigation, right?

[ev919]

(haven't picked up my MX yet)

Is the Tesla's trip site biased only against MX? Family goes to Asheville, NC "often" from the Raleigh area.

Following trip navigation direction is "not" indicative of what the in-car navigation will be like, right?

https://www.tesla.com/trips#/?v=MX_2020_LongRange&o=Cary,%20NC,%20USA_Cary%20Wake%20County%[email protected],-78.7811169&s=&d=1%20Lodge%20St,%20Asheville,%20NC%2028803,%20USA_1%20Lodge%20St%[email protected],-82.56369049999999

Could someone punch in the same From: and To: in the car navigation in MX, and see what it charts?

 

[3sr+buyer]

Maybe it thinks that the Model X can open the falcon wings and fly in a straight line?

 

[bmah]

The trip planner on the Tesla web site is IMHO more of a marketing tool to show the feasibility of long-distance EV travel, than an actual mechanism I'd want to rely on for trip planning.

Bruce.

 

[scottf200]

Which model X you have will make a difference in your planning. Guessing you are getting a new 2024 (or a used inventory or service vehicle).

The ABetterRoutePlanner (ABRP) planner is more what you want to do a simulation with. Google search it.