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Cabin overheat protection exists, but it "only" keeps the vehicle below 105, and I don't think it automatically does anything based upon the detection of passen
by _ea1k 4y ago
Cabin overheat protection exists, but it "only" keeps the vehicle below 105, and I don't think it automatically does anything based upon the detection of passengers.
- gorkish 4y agoCabin overheat protection was apparently created to mitigate issues with the original LCD screens yellowing and failing because they were not rated for the heat that is experienced in a hot car on a summer day. Keeping the car at a temperature that won't kill a forgotten child was a convenient side effect. Also, the screens are properly specced now.