I am fully aware that the Model S is far ahead of its competitors in advanced technology and innovation.
HOWEVER,
When I got my car, I was shocked at how little the touchscreen could do.
For instance, the Energy tab. It's just a rather static and elementary app. 5, 15, 30 mile intervals with Instant or Average. Really? That's it? Why isn't there full-motion video graphics? Why isn't there an animated graphical depiction of what's going on with the car?
I hate to say it, but my Prius provides more information about what's going on with its energy systems than the Tesla does....
Another example... Media & Audio - why isn't there an animated, real-time equalizer? that would be cool to see. something like this:
Does anyone agree? Seems that there's a powerful computer on board with a very capable screen and graphics processor, and it's running the equivalent of "Pong". Did they purposely make it very basic and simple so that future software updates will blow our minds?
HOWEVER,
When I got my car, I was shocked at how little the touchscreen could do.
For instance, the Energy tab. It's just a rather static and elementary app. 5, 15, 30 mile intervals with Instant or Average. Really? That's it? Why isn't there full-motion video graphics? Why isn't there an animated graphical depiction of what's going on with the car?
I hate to say it, but my Prius provides more information about what's going on with its energy systems than the Tesla does....
Another example... Media & Audio - why isn't there an animated, real-time equalizer? that would be cool to see. something like this:
Does anyone agree? Seems that there's a powerful computer on board with a very capable screen and graphics processor, and it's running the equivalent of "Pong". Did they purposely make it very basic and simple so that future software updates will blow our minds?