- Sat Jan 18, 2025 11:26 am
#5186
2024.45.32.2 - HUGE Update Incoming! What's Got YOU Excited?
Wow, this 2024.45.32.2 update is PACKED. Precipitation maps on Intel cars, Apple Watch keys, in-app dashcam viewing, SiriusXM, Auto Shift expanding beyond Park, setting arrival energy, searching along routes, rear cross traffic alerts, a TuneIn refresh, expanded light shows, theater and video improvements, Boomerang Fu, new seat controls, maintenance summaries… the list goes on!
But amidst all these shiny new toys, I have some burning questions and some bold predictions.
First, Auto Shift shifting between Drive and Reverse. Game changer or potential disaster? Will this make parking easier, or will it create more confusion and potential accidents? Share your early experiences!
Then there's the voice assistant responding to Hi and Hello. Is this the first baby step toward a full-blown Tesla AI assistant? Could this be the foundation for a truly conversational in-car experience? What features would you want to see in a Tesla smart assistant?
And don’t get me started on the fart on sit feature. Hilarious or juvenile? Is this peak Tesla quirkiness, or a sign that they're getting a little too silly? Discuss.
This update also has some serious performance boosts for Intel users, which is much needed. Will this finally bring the Intel experience up to par with AMD? Let’s hear from those with Intel systems – are you seeing a noticeable difference?
Finally, the undocumented changes have me intrigued. Things like rearranged menus and toll road indicators on alternative routes suggest Tesla is really focusing on refining the user experience. What small, quality-of-life improvements do you think Tesla should prioritize next?
Lets dive into all of these features and let's hear some opinions, predictions, and early experiences with this massive update. What are your top 3 features? What are you most disappointed about? What hidden gems have you uncovered? Let the discussions begin!
Wow, this 2024.45.32.2 update is PACKED. Precipitation maps on Intel cars, Apple Watch keys, in-app dashcam viewing, SiriusXM, Auto Shift expanding beyond Park, setting arrival energy, searching along routes, rear cross traffic alerts, a TuneIn refresh, expanded light shows, theater and video improvements, Boomerang Fu, new seat controls, maintenance summaries… the list goes on!
But amidst all these shiny new toys, I have some burning questions and some bold predictions.
First, Auto Shift shifting between Drive and Reverse. Game changer or potential disaster? Will this make parking easier, or will it create more confusion and potential accidents? Share your early experiences!
Then there's the voice assistant responding to Hi and Hello. Is this the first baby step toward a full-blown Tesla AI assistant? Could this be the foundation for a truly conversational in-car experience? What features would you want to see in a Tesla smart assistant?
And don’t get me started on the fart on sit feature. Hilarious or juvenile? Is this peak Tesla quirkiness, or a sign that they're getting a little too silly? Discuss.
This update also has some serious performance boosts for Intel users, which is much needed. Will this finally bring the Intel experience up to par with AMD? Let’s hear from those with Intel systems – are you seeing a noticeable difference?
Finally, the undocumented changes have me intrigued. Things like rearranged menus and toll road indicators on alternative routes suggest Tesla is really focusing on refining the user experience. What small, quality-of-life improvements do you think Tesla should prioritize next?
Lets dive into all of these features and let's hear some opinions, predictions, and early experiences with this massive update. What are your top 3 features? What are you most disappointed about? What hidden gems have you uncovered? Let the discussions begin!
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