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The dunning kruger effect is super prominent in the tech community's discussions of Tesla. Plenty of other manufactures are doing innovative things with automa
by simplyluke 10y ago
The dunning kruger effect is super prominent in the tech community's discussions of Tesla.
Plenty of other manufactures are doing innovative things with automation, technology, etc. Not to mention most of them can build a higher quality interior/driver experience for far less than what Tesla wants for a Model S
- aianus 10y agoIt's 2017 and a $60,000 Audi still won't let you start it up remotely from your phone and run the heater/AC so it's comfortable by the time you leave your house. Seems like the most basic, obvious, easy to implement feature but they still can't manage it. Apparently because it's "illegal in Germany" to have a car running without an operator behind the wheel. What a joke. Tesla will wipe the floor with them.
- zeveb 10y agoWhy would I want to install an app from a carmaker on my phone, complete with privacy-invading spyware, when I could just use the keyfob to do it?
- aianus 10y agoAt work I'm parked down the street from the car so the key fob wouldn't reach. But that's beside the point; you can't even do it from the key fob today on a new Audi.
- kw71 10y agoI can do it on a 15 year old chevy impala. I have a hunch that fernstart is verboten in europa because it is a waste of fuel (and emissions.) They have webasto heaters and parked ventilation instead. Aren't all these cars stop/start now?
- smelterdemon 10y agoYou can get an aftermarket remote start installed for $150. That's not some innovative feature unique to Tesla
- aianus 10y agoWith always-on 3G connectivity and a corresponding app? Link? I know it's not very innovative but if the incumbents can't even do this then how are they going to leapfrog Tesla at, say, self driving?