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They tap a few times and everything automatically glides into place... Every car I've owned in the last 10 years has had this feature, except it's tied to the
by alistairSH 4y ago
They tap a few times and everything automatically glides into place...
Every car I've owned in the last 10 years has had this feature, except it's tied to the key fob, so there's no tapping beyond unlocking the door. If they truly have to tap a few times just to get an electric seat into their saved position, then Tesla screwed that up (but I'm pretty sure Tesla ties those settings to the owner's smartphone/key).
- dmix 4y agoThey just bought a Tesla last week so idk if there’s an easier way to trigger the two different presets. I’m guessing two different fobs can toggle one for each person or something? Or the fob has a button to toggle between them? My friends wife only drives once in a while so I doubt they have to change from the default preset often. But I’m pretty sure it’s universally agreed on HN Tesla took the touch screen thing too far.