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I fear you are right. That will bring mostly tears

No doubt they now only give you one fob (my Air came with 2) because people demand their phones unlock their cars.(personally, I'd insist on 2 and not buy the car if they demurred) If you have the fob in your pocket, you just need to press the door handle and the car opens. So, as I said, the...

I get some people like this, but man talk about a complicated and possibly fraught solution for a teeny, tiny convenience.

Thanks for sharing

I love it on our Ioniq 6. Almost never use the brake pedal- just stop the car with regen using the paddles

Interesting- our 6 stays always defaults to level 1

I have to shut mine off- absolutely can't stand it- way too much braking for my taste. Wish the low setting had about 1/2 as much. My wife's Ioniq 6 has 3 levels plus "auto," and has steering wheel paddles which not only allow you to set the level quickly but more importantly also allows you...

Yes; exactly this. Much better to ship without a feature and deliver a surprise upgrade rather than make promises you may or may not be able to keep

"successfully" is doing a lot of work there. Are any of those companies successful?

My 2025 AGT, which I bought used in January, and the phone app say it has software version 1.1.4. (Car seems to have all current features though) I called customer care around Feb 6 and they said they would contact me with the next steps. When I didn't hear for a weekish I emailed customer...

Yes, this exactly. They are far enough into production (of the Air at least) that fixing bugs should be the only thing they do, not enabling new features.

Yes, yes I do. I think early adopters are hungry for constant upgrade and features; I think the average person just wants a car that has nice features when they buy it which then work reliably.

Is it all that you dreamed of?

Did the X require the window to lower for the door to open?

Thanks for the explanation. That seems problematic, but I'm just an old man yelling at the clouds

Are you saying the gravity has to open the window to open the door, or am I misreading that?

Ah..so it will download the update while driving around, but then install it when parked? Is that correct?

New owner here: Cell reception at my house is spotty and the car is parked in a concrete garage. The garage is 75' from the house and doesn't have WiFi connectivity Should I park the car near the house where it will have WiFi?

I understand that some people buy new cars because they offer more features, but I really do wonder if the median buyer isn't just more interested in a nice, reliable, luxurious, fast car than they are in apps. No doubt early adopters are very interested in the tech, but eventually you have to...

Besides selling cars? I'm not sure I understand