The new white space taking over screen is horrible

[contaygious]

I don't care about cars and people when I should be looking st the road.

The map and media is tiny and way off center. There is no reason for this dead space. And I don't want to watch a cartoon..

Also the new model has a tiny car section go figure...

 

[Moze1021]

I got my car in June 2019, and this is the first software update I've been disappointed with for the exact reason you're stating. Certainly geared towards those with FSD...

Ohh the other thing I don't like is seems they removed the playback speed toggles on Spotify so I can't speed up podcasts anymore, unless I'm missing something.

 

[EVDRVN]

I hate it. Backup cam is silly small. Why in the world is it not large? Do I need to see anything else while backing up? Tesla FIX this crap UI update please. Please give me a larger map or option to have it that way. Too bad Tesla has no real way to give feedback.

 

[BelgoTes]

No real way to give feedback because they just don’t want it
Just spam the boss on Twitter and your local Tesla garage by email .

 

[spokey]

Mostly agree with the update. Lots of wasted space. I also think thinks like speed, speed limit etc are harder to see at a quick glance and quick glance should be the object for essential information.

 

[contaygious]

I wrote a hug email to tesla and it came back that feedback doesn't exist anymore lol. Oops

 

[TydalForce]

Excessive white space in a UI has been a common theme in software development over the past few years - it's not just Tesla. Look at Facebook's recent redesign! Larger text, more white space, more scrolling required... annoying.

 

[Candleflame]

I wrote a hug email to tesla and it came back that feedback doesn't exist anymore lol. Oops

yeah, they got rid of their PR team, didnt they lol.

 

[MrWattson]

Excessive white space in a UI has been a common theme in software development over the past few years - it's not just Tesla. Look at Facebook's recent redesign! Larger text, more white space, more scrolling required... annoying.

Agree...many websites are almost unreadable due to large amount of whitespace and giant photos. Little space remains for content or to do so requires inordinate scrolling left/right and up/down. What is left of the print/magazine industry seems, in many cases, to follow the same design ethos.