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Hum, its almost as if the better implementation might be to not move from D/R to N unless/until the car comes to a stop (or is below some very low threshold speed).

This can not be under emphasized, and would change "important" to "critical"... this is true for the ENTIRE UI! This is also related to the problems with the current wiper settings (where you have no "anchor point" to use to find the "buttons" other than to use your eyes... which means your eyes...

Our car (delivered mid-Oct) has these same problems... poor sound quality (sometimes) from the mic, echoes on (some) phone calls, etc... we only had 3 weeks to judge this (the car is currently in the shop to fix its Ford F650 inflicted boo boo), but is something we'll be reexamining once we get...

As interesting is that the 19" & 21" wheels are almost the same diameter... e.g. see https://tiresize.com/comparison/

A bug in SLC calc/display does not constitute a reason to remove it for Trip A & B...

Note, they have their own rims (rim + tire), so it is not that they "fit all wheels", but that they are a complete wheel in and of themselves.

Not enough... even customer support gets no more than this... FAIL! This really needs to be on a web page, with each and every release that is made public (allowing us to go back and see the history)... make us log in if you want, but what we have (actually what we don't have) today is simply...

I was told that it was not an oversight... that they PLANNED to remove it and at the same time PLANNED on adding it back later, which in turns makes me ask "then WTF was it removed?" I want numbers that are always there, if there is a "scroll", then it has to be by MY COMMAND (another physical...

The link on the interactive web version responds with "no language could be parsed"...

Time to report my own recent fender bender... after less than 3 weeks of care ownership I am now without a car to drive... it is in "the shop" awaiting insurance blessings to fix being tail-ended at a stop light (the 5th time this or a very similar variation has occurred to me in the past 10...

In my observations of reflected red lights seen in the reflections as I drive after dark... the Air does just that (with one minor glitch that I've not reported: they seem to momentarily go off just as you come to a complete stop and then come right back on as you sit there unmoving... all in...

Love it, just be aware that there are LOTS of config knobs to describe your car & desired drive (w/mi, SOC at start, SOC arriving at chargers, SOC at end, networks preferred, lots of short charges/few long charges/shortest trip time, etc, etc, ect). We used it a lot in our first 3 weeks of...

Sure hope so, our Samsung S22 line with case do not really fit in the charger... they are not thick phones, but are too thick for the Air...

We are seeing the same thing (V2.0.15)... it is highly annoying for our rear passengers (and us).

We noticed this on our most recent trip (lots of time on I95)... the wif reports "looking straight out of the rear window doesn't do it though... I guess it is the combination of the mirror and the window"... I'm not enough of an optics person to grok if this makes sense (observed in the mirror...

Ok, the car wasn't available to check earlier (that is a long and separate story), but I've now looked closer (v2.0.15): - The deicer mode was added, it did not replace anything... there are now 3 buttons along the top. - The frunk open replaced the child (rear window?) lockout. - I've now...

Not the HVAC, there is already an off "button" for the entire internals environmentals screen.

A great argument for why every driving function needs to be easilly (eyes still on the road) controlable by methods other than voice!

Bingo... it is all about how to communicate our intent to this inanimate object... the car can guess sometimes, but only if said guess is both safe and easily correctable. The design team needs to create and work thru the various use cases.

I hope there is also an easy way to turn off the displays... we want to be able to sit in a dark car, listening to music, enjoying heated seats, and watching the nite sky over us...