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I'll take your comment a step further, you don't need any of the screens to drive the car (2018 S) either. I once had a (software) crash and reboot at highway s

• root_axis 6y ago
  I think that's a step too far. Losing the screen while in motion is quite disorienting, yes the car continues to function fine mechanically, but you lose all of your telemetry, voice commands, maps/navigation, and some other critical functions like wiper settings. In addition to that, the Model 3 has very poor rear visibility, so it's pretty unsafe to do much of any backing up without screen-view cameras.
  • cptskippy 6y ago
    > the Model 3 has very poor rear visibility What cars are you accustom to driving? I would say it's average in terms of visibility.
• rasz 6y ago
  Reboot is mild, how about freeze on both screens? Its good to know how to ALt-Ctrl-Del Tesla dash https://tesla-info.com/reboot.php https://tesla-info.com/reboot.php
  • cptskippy 6y ago
    I had the screen crash on my Model 3 once as we drove out of our neighborhood. I initiated a reboot while driving and by the time we got where we were going 15 minutes down the road it was operating normally again.
• fomine3 6y ago
  Driving feature should work with display off, but I'll fear and possibly panic if all displays down suddenly while driving.