Remote Climate?

[chazglenn3]

I'm still learning my new to me 2022 AGT, so bear with me. I decided to try warming the car up before I go in this morning. The target temperature was set to 72 in my app and I turned it on. The car eventually reported that it was at 74 degrees and still climbing when I got in. Is it supposed to turn off when it reaches the target temperature?

 

[Aka-none]

I'm still learning my new to me 2022 AGT, so bear with me. I decided to try warming the car up before I go in this morning. The target temperature was set to 72 in my app and I turned it on. The car eventually reported that it was at 74 degrees and still climbing when I got in. Is it supposed to turn off when it reaches the target temperature?

It should. What temperature was the car to start with?

Depending on the magnitude of the difference it might be overshoot on the part of the temp regulator. Also if you did or didn’t choose any of the surface heaters.

To me I’m not sure I’d do anything other than make a note and monitor it. Heck just try preheating or cooling in the garage or wherever. If you have a reliable and repeatable thermometer you can have a little science experiment

 

[chazglenn3]

It was at 59 degrees when I started it. No surface heaters. Oh well, better too warm than too cold I suppose!

 

[Truthlesshunter]

I find mine does this as well if the previous cabin temperature was higher.

I'll share in celsius... but if the last time we were in the car, it was 22, i'll pre-heat the car at 21...but when i get in the car, it'll say 22. However, if the previous drive's cabin temperature was 20, and i pre-heat at 22 for the next drive, it will go to 22.

These are the kind of quirks i expected...odd but not deal breakers hehe