@DevinOlsenn I agree with this. It would be nice to be able to look at the map in the car to see potential destinations you might want to visit rather than having to do it on your phone.
@DevinOlsenn@XPENG_Global Man, I always say, bring on the competition! Competition is good because, in the end, we get a better product at a lower price. Anyone who doesn't realize this is dumb. I love FSD, but if I could use it for less than $100 a month, I would love it even more.
@13arm13arm@TeslaAUNZ@TeslaSI I am almost certain that it is due to poor map data. Tesla seems to think that relying on map data is better than trusting the cameras to read speed limit signs correctly.
@TheReal_BCM Yeah, that is simply not okay. Definitely not one of those “let’s let it play out and see what happens” scenarios, especially when kids are present. @Tesla@TeslaSI@aelluswamy please give some input or at least acknowledge the issue!
@SDembraski I have a 2024 Model 3 and have never had the fast wiper camera cleaning happen. I think it might be exclusive to the Model Y and YL. I recall a while back that they were going to implement it on other models, but never did.
@3lectricBrawl I feel called out! I park like that when the space next to me isn’t an actual parking space, to make more room for my doors and to avoid door dings!
@SawyerMerritt I can't wait until they are finally available in Miami and in a larger service area. I see them driving around all the time with testers in them.
P.S. Some of the testers (when driving manually) really drive like assholes.
@dkmitc To be fair, it's ugly, but it is very functional and accommodating to the people who use it. I can't hate it that much if it makes the workers happy and comfortable.