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Tesla’s “summmon” feature, which allows the vehicle to be moved/parked remotely from an app, does work in Europe. However, it’s functionality is greatly reduce
by Reason077 7y ago
Tesla’s “summmon” feature, which allows the vehicle to be moved/parked remotely from an app, does work in Europe.
However, it’s functionality is greatly reduced compared to the US version, and requires the operator to be standing nearby with a line of sight to the vehicle.
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- Piskvorrr 7y agoOh, but does work and may work are two different beasts entirely, and Tesla specifically is notorious in disregard for the latter: "you could do this, but don't, wink wink wink."
- Shivetya 7y agoas an owner of a model 3, this feature is not for the faint of heart and nothing I would dare use in a crowded parking lot if ever other than a party trick. for me it just shows how far off autonomous driving really is, I swear a roomba could navigate a parking lot better and quicker. currently the driving features are best confined to limited access roads; interstates
- Reason077 7y agoTesla uses OpenStreetMap data for Smart Summon. Some users have been able to improve its behaviour by mapping parking lots in OSM: https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/dtx14k/tesla_servers_are_realtime_routing_smart_summon/ https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/dtx14k/tesla_s... (Per parent post, this is not applicable in Europe)