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[UK] 2024.8.x
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They altered the update polling interval in the car quite some time ago, didn't they? It's a max of one check every 24 hours now or something.
Probably just related to a change in how the dipped beam pattern is with the new update? Failing that I’d just do another auto calibration. It’s not unheard of for lights to go out of whack after an update.
Got the update myself just before midnight. I received the adaptive headlights feature on my retrofitted matrix lights
Got the update myself just before midnight. I received the adaptive headlights feature on my retrofitted matrix lights
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M1tch
2021 M3P with EAP
It’s FSD and EAP (by the looks of it) first, then trickles down to everyone else.
Only exceptions to that rule, is when an urgent fleet wide rollout happens for something that must have been fairly nasty and the “holiday” update, that often goes out big bang too.
ChrisSFoot
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I have EAP on my 3 but seem to be last to the party most of the time. My colleague who doesn't have EAP on his Y always gets them weeks before me!
Cardo
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There was a glitch that could cause the calibration to go wrong if the car was updated whilst parked on an incline. All that was required was to re-calibrate the headlights whilst parked level. If you’ve manually changed the headlight adjustment, you’ll likely have messed up the beams and will need to put them back to where they were before (remembering what you did) or use the Tesla manual and follow the instructions on how to set up the lights. You’ll need space, a wall and some tape for the latter.
was the first to mention it and I’ve not got it, surely they know Brits like to queue and I feel I was technically first!
But then again... none of the numbers really mean much as my car is not one of them!!
It's certainly picked up. but blanket numbers don't really mean that much, that could be 0.1%, 1% or 10% of the cars they track. Tesla Info are showing up to 10% of cars on the release which does look promising.
But then again... none of the numbers really mean much as my car is not one of them!!
Sadly it's because you predate Matrix headlights
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Are people driving all the time with high beam on and letting them adapt? Almost never use high beam so it’ll take some adjustment.
Yep, got the Auto Highbeams set and it worked with no adjustment required.
That's the idea. If you live in a built up area, with street lights adaptive matrix is not going to be such a big deal as someone like myself who lives in a rural area, with no street lights whatsoever. Actually I rarely drive anywhere with street lights day to day. So for me it will be a case of leave it on high beam all the time at let it dip/adapt as required.
If you only drive with dipped headlights under street lights you may not want to turn it on at all as you may end up with unnecessary high beam which could get annoying. No doubt there will be continuous tweaks to its functionality that will make it set and forget for everyone.
That's the whole point, the car does it for you and lets you have better vision than without. All in theory without blinding other road users.
I would have assumed the car would recognise that you were in a street-lit area and not use the adaptive high beam at all. Do we know if this is the case?
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