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No other manufacture does over the air software updates. This problem stems from the fact that the firmware image got bigger with each update as incredible new
by pmorici 7y ago
No other manufacture does over the air software updates. This problem stems from the fact that the firmware image got bigger with each update as incredible new features were added leaving the logs to be written over a smaller area. Also soldered on eMMC is probably less prone to failure than removable microsd under typical automotive conditions.
- urschrei 7y agoJaguar's I-PACE has OTA updates.
- pmorici 7y agoBarely you still have to manually update the nav system. I pace only implemented partial updates recently due to competitive pressures from Tesla. Frankly I’ve heard mostly horror stories about ipace.
- davewritescode 7y agoBMW also does OTA updates now as well.
- sebcat 7y agoWhy are logs (which I assume is not something the car needs in order to function) written to the same eMMC as the firmware?
- jessaustin 7y agovon Neumann architecture strikes again!
- emilecantin 7y agoJust drove a rental Dodge Durango last week, and it was asking me to do updates each time I shut it down. I think Tesla were the first, but everyone does it nowadays.