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[UK] 2023.20.x
- Thread starter MrBadger
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I've been able to view the cabin camera from the app since I believe 2023.6 a few months back!
Just need to have sentry or dog mode enabled and no one in the vehicle. (And of course premium connectivity)
If you read carefully the post you replied to above, OP mentions an issue with viewing the CABIN camera from the app, as it shows the rear view instead. We are not talking about the side pillars here..
The point release appears to have fixed the problem where the car jabs the brakes after every single lane change on EAP.
FINALLY. Just did 250 miles of perfect Autopilot. On the other hand 2023.26 has just queued for install so it will be interesting to see if the fix was permanent.
FINALLY. Just did 250 miles of perfect Autopilot. On the other hand 2023.26 has just queued for install so it will be interesting to see if the fix was permanent.
I’ve installed but yet to drive. Not expecting any major changes or improvements.
@AnthonyLR Yes. Here too. I was out in the car and the orange download icon appeared.
I also noticed that quite a few people flashed me on the way home. Checked the low beam in my garage and it was way up.
Was OK prior to 20.8 !!
andylaight
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I hadn’t noticed until we went on holiday last Friday that the Nav Window had disappeared. At what point did a software person think”let’s remove that as it is not useful” ?
Just driven today after the update. There is definitely some improvement in battery management side. I am close to 174wh/miles even though there is no major change in weather or my driving - similar to last few months. Usually mine is around 220-230wh/miles. 1kwh is managing more than 5.5 miles and still going! Will see how it last over the next few days.
Wow, that's amazing if true! I wonder if other people will report similar results. (I never keep track of mine but may do from now.)
Also, I saw some people report that the recommended charging limit has changed from 90 to 80 for those without LFP (or is it with LFP, I can never remember..). Might they have more data to show it prolongs the battery life at that SOC? I keep mine at 85.
Has your range gone up on the range-o-meter?
Mine is a LFP that is why I am surprised and noticed. I don’t normally get this much of efficiency even in really ideal driving conditions.
goRt
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NOT LFP, with LFP as the voltage change at different charge levels is very hard to measure
It's still 90% for non LFP too, even in the car.. It's never been 80%, that's just a popular cutting off point. The charge curves mean you're not charging that fast above 80% when travelling, so it might be more time efficient to charge more often.. but overnight meh. it takes as long as it takes.
No. Actually post 2023.26 update the new recommended setting displayed by the car is 80% for non-LFP, while I agree with you, it used to be 90%
I'm guessing 2023.26 is at the moment aimed at cars without parking sensors as the bulk of the cars getting it seem to be 2022 and 2023 M3 and MY cars
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