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You don't really need Carplay or Android Auto in a Tesla. Those two systems plug in holes in crappy OEM infotainment systems.
by cowmix 7y ago
You don't really need Carplay or Android Auto in a Tesla. Those two systems plug in holes in crappy OEM infotainment systems.
- dewski 7y agoYou need CarPlay for Waze which is a great. Once Tesla can build its own Waze into the car, I'll wait for the ability to run Waze.
- nick_kline 7y agoThere is a free waze you can run in the car's web browser. It's https://teslawaze.azurewebsites.net https://teslawaze.azurewebsites.net. Go there in your car, give it permission to see your location and it shows busy roads, police, tolls, rain, etc. You can open this in a computer webbrowser to get a sense of it. This is someone's private project. They use open street maps, plus multiple open data sets. It's awesome, favorite thing to use in my car.
- myko 7y agoI drive a Model S and I disagree. I'd prefer to have my own music and podcast apps. Car Play and Android Auto are a lot better UX-wise.
- amluto 7y agoIndeed. The Tesla system has a mediocre navigation app, a really pretty awful audio app, and not much else of use. And Tesla’s voice commands are not very useful.