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Does this come more from the manufacturers influencing the laws to keep control of the after market spares rather than a concern directly for your safety. I sup
by choffee 5y ago
Does this come more from the manufacturers influencing the laws to keep control of the after market spares rather than a concern directly for your safety.
I suppose one advantage of the quick OTA updates is that once there is a weakness found in the system it can be fixed in all cars rather than waiting for a recall or extending driver training.
- yawaworht1978 5y agoI don't think it comes from that. Every new model release for, let's say, BMW needs to pass all tests from anew, as it's considered a new vehicle. It makes sense to require homologation for aftermarket parts i would say.Same should be required for any companies OTA updates, just like one update can fix issues, a single update might also cause issues for every car in the fleet.