>Now, they need to make compelling apps, slick new features and all-new electrical architectures that neither the companies nor their suppliers are used to usin

>Now, they need to make compelling apps, slick new features and all-new electrical architectures that neither the companies nor their suppliers are used to using. They need to build Tesla-level upgradeability with far less willingness to ship unfinished goods, all while tucking it behind a military-grade firewall to ensure your car can’t be remotely hacked. Did the market demand this? Does safety? Fuel efficiency? I'm holding onto my 2014 vehicle precisely because of this over the air update, constant tracking bullshit. If you can't deliver a reliable car without needing to patch it weekly, I don't want it.