> If you sold cars and realized that there were some buttons you could push on the AC unit that would cause it to catch fire, you wouldn’t remotely shut off my

> If you sold cars and realized that there were some buttons you could push on the AC unit that would cause it to catch fire, you wouldn’t remotely shut off my car to perform the repairs while I was driving down the highway. I'm just gonna leave this here. https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/31/18205774/nio-ota-update-traffic-china-es8 https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/31/18205774/nio-ota-update-t... Okay, so this instance was likely human error, but the manufacturer should make it very difficult for you to get yourself into this situation. I'm counting the days until one of the many new EVs on the road is force-updated (i.e., for something like a recall due to malfunctioning brakes), causing the car to become unavailable when the owner needs it.