There a heck of a lot better than Tesla’s!I've never had any issues with the Auto wipers on my Air.
Hit the “source” button as I call it. It will open up to all audio sources.I love this update. It’s so nice!
But is there an easy way to listen to Spotify? I see it listed under applications but not under the music icon? Have I finally lost my ability to use a computer?!?
Ok you need to re center and then not touch the screen for like 10 seconds and it goes to full screen but you need to be in active navigation for the full screen to happen. Everytime it's in active navigation, I've had it go full screen on the bottom...Rebooted and no change in behavior. To be clear, I'm attaching a pic of the nav. This is the smaller, search window that I'm trying to get rid of. Is tapping on the screen working for everyone else to make this disappear?
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Also, still getting a prompt to update the software (to the same 2.11 version). Will do that when I get home. Don't want to risk it at work.
You can thank the EPA for this; cars are awarded their EPA efficiency numbers based on the default drive mode. I'd encourage you to express your displeasure with this regulation to your federal representative.If only they could allow us to save our drive mode rather than it defaulting to smooth every time you get it.
Logo reset was soft, brake/mic/x was hardThanks @borski, but can you explain the difference in what a soft reset does versus the hard reset. Before the update what did the mile, , pedal do? Was it soft or hard?
Still same app user but the car has always had you link a mobile key to a profile, so it shouldn’t get confused.I have 2023 AT with CCV2. loving it as of now few questions
1) Did they enable multiple mobile app users to access to car via mobile key? The reason is the current app uses same users and mobile key is getting confused a lot setting user profile in car
Nope.2) Any way to reconfigure the Adjustment buttons to get the Close mirror button to main screen from pull down menu?
Except I can save this setting on both my Teslas.You can thank the EPA for this; cars are awarded their EPA efficiency numbers based on the default drive mode. I'd encourage you to express your displeasure with this regulation to your federal representative.
Hit the “source” button as I call it. It will open up to all audio sources.
Indeed: https://www.reuters.com/business/au...lators-tighten-vehicle-test-rules-2024-01-09/Except I can save this setting on both my Teslas.
The new rules require automakers to test electric vehicles (EVs) for driving range and fuel efficiency in their "default" driving mode - the one the car uses when a driver first turns it on. Many modern vehicles including Teslas have an array of driving modes that allow for tuning the vehicle to maximize either efficiency or power.
If a car doesn't have a default or standard driving mode, then the EPA requires an automaker to test the vehicle in its best-case and worst-case modes for efficiency and average the results, according to an EPA letter to automakers in July 2022, describing test rule changes that take effect for 2024 models. Telsa does not specify a model year in the marketing pages on its website that list estimated ranges for its models.
Tesla offers driving modes ranging from "Chill" mode for efficiency and better range to "Drag Strip Mode" in higher performance models to boost acceleration, according to 2023 Tesla owners' manuals posted online.
Under "tips to maximize range" in its Model Y owner's manual, Tesla advises drivers to "consider using Chill Mode.”
Telsa did not respond to requests for comment on the range-estimate reductions, the new EPA rule or whether it has previously used Chill Mode, or any efficiency-geared setting, during its testing to determine driving range.