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Let's not exaggerate, the software has definitely not caught up. It certainly is better, but it is missing many features that are available on competitors and even vehicles at a much lower price point. I also don't care about FSD, but many do. To remain competitive this needs to catch up, and...

Fun fact: the seat frames are the same as those used in the Volvo XC 90.

iPhone? My X5 (2025) has worked flawlessly, and I have never carried the key fob. Same with my Hyundai.

We were promised V2H on the Air in 2022.

Honestly no idea.

PAAK is pretty widely used. Audi, BMW, BYD, Genesis, Hyundai, Kia, Lotus, MB, Mini, Polestar, Porsche, RAM, Rivian, Toyota/Lexus, Volvo, some GM.

Interesting that the widget behind the steering wheel isn't showing the next turn or audio. Just the huge Air logo.

Monday is good. DM your contact info and we can chat via text.

Unfortunately, I won't be available after Wednesday this week until next Monday (9/28)

The cover, they changed it for the 2025 model (I think). Would be nice to have an extra one, the price is right.

-1 x 21” rear wheel in perfect condition -trunk liner -frunk liner -a set of all weather mats (Jared) - no, these do not have the holes in them so I think they're the old kind -a set of sunshades and clips -new style trunk divider (Amy) -two driver side rear window moldings -front license plate...

You don’t need the app running to use mobile key.

The functionality changed as a result of this tragedy. Now it is no longer a one button press and cannot be done without holding the button down the entire folding time. This does make sense.

Works fine in both my BMWs and the Hyundai.

Geofenced locking/unlocking has been on the wishlist since the Air first came out.

Definitely affects my buying decisions.

To me, this is not an acceptable solution. I carry zero keys for my house and car. Disappointing this has not been updated entering model year number seven.

Good points. I'd like to restate by saying this: if there's a feature really important to you in a car, make sure the car you buy already has it.

This thread, like many others on this forum, highlights the importance of ensuring that features important to you are already implemented in a vehicle (or anything else for that matter) that you are purchasing. Never buy on a promise. Unfortunately, these broken promises and stretched timelines...

They did deliver what you paid for, an upgraded computer. I'm sure nowhere in your paperwork does it say that you are buying or unlocking some sort of software version.