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I recognize the things you mention. Volume button is on the steering wheel. Stiffness of the ride is more horrible in the back, I would not recommend it for use
by ximon77777 3y ago
I recognize the things you mention.
Volume button is on the steering wheel.
Stiffness of the ride is more horrible in the back, I would not recommend it for use as a taxi.
The car alerts many times unnecessary; it beeps when you touch a line (it should only beep if you cross it). It beeps when you make room for someone on the road, with the plan to steer back when they've passed - it shouldnt beep for that.
It is often wrong with maximum speeds it enforces, it doesnt detect all traffic signs.
- hef19898 3y agoThe alerts stuff is not only Tesla so. What really is annoying, is cars reading speed limits and traffic signs, and then forcing that on drivers. I am fine with alerting me to it, e.g. displaying a speed limit. If I ignore that or not is up to me. Especially when the car misses a sign, misreads signs or looks at the stickers on the back of a truck and thinks the highway is now limited to 90 km/h.
- teleforce 3y agoI had a model Y as an airport taxi in UAE sitting at the back seat. I did not notice the stiffness but perhaps the highway road pavement over there is par excellence thus the ride was rather comfortable.