Unknown message on screen

[Drew57]

Driving on Autopilot yesterday at 60mph in a 60 limit, on two separate occasions a small yellow triangle symbol containing a wheel/tyre image overlaid with the number 50 briefly appeared on the screen. I immediately checked the tyre pressure card both times, all were correct at 41/42psi & after the journey there were no apparent punctures or other damage. Pressures are also fine today, no messages etc.

I presume '50' must be somehow related to speed but as I was on Autopilot and in a continuous 60 zone with no phantom braking or any change to the cars behaviour I am mystified about what this means. Looking at the EU manual I cannot see any obvious explanation.

Does anybody know please?

 

[nxsynjs]

Try following here https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/model_3_owners_manual_europe_gb.pdf page 241 you can look up previous messages by going to notifications in the services menu.

 

[BESLA]

I have seen this after the recent speed sign recognition update. i normally encounter this symbol when i there is a 30kmph limit on a usually 50kmph road

 

[Drew57]

Try following here https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/model_3_owners_manual_europe_gb.pdf page 241 you can look up previous messages by going to notifications in the services menu.

I already checked p241+ before posting but hadn't looked at notifications in the services menu so will try that, thanks.

 

[Koolio46]

It’s telling you the max speed AP will go to on that road.

 

[Drew57]

It’s telling you the max speed AP will go to on that road.

Yes, that would make sense (except the road was a 60 limit, straight at the time the symbol appeared & AP was keeping the car at 60)

I have now looked at notifications in the services menu - nothing showing there so maybe some sort of software glitch.

 

[Koolio46]

Yes, that would make sense (except the road was a 60 limit, straight at the time the symbol appeared & AP was keeping the car at 60)

I have now looked at notifications in the services menu - nothing showing there so maybe some sort of software glitch.

Gotcha...well, I'm out of ideas...