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Maybe we should look at existing implementation. Does first generation iPhone still getting the latest iOS update?
Maybe we should look at existing implementation. Does first generation iPhone still getting the latest iOS update?
Apple stops updating older phones when their tech can't support the newest OS. I wonder at what point that will happen to the classic Model S.
The new speed assist feature draws on data in the map database AND uses the new forward facing camera mounted in the rear view mirror to read any speed limit signs it sees to compare against the database info to make sure the driver is accurately advised of current posted speed limits and temporary limits in construction zones (for example). So in my opinion speed assist will not be added to cars made before late September 2014 because it would not be accurate enough.For example, the new speed limit monitoring ("speed assist") could be added to all cars - since it can be driven from the posted speed limits in the navigation database. Reading speed limit signs is not required. But, Tesla (at least so far) hasn't indicated they plan to bring that feature to all of their cars.
The only change in this will be in the future after your 4 year free internet connectivity trial runs out...
Hopefully it will be cheaper in 4 years.Yeah, I'm kind of dreading that. Mobile internet is ridiculously expensive in Canada.
Tesla should recognize that they would alienate a large percentage of their customers if they stop supporting updates for the "original" Model S in, say, 5 years.
Yeah, I'm kind of dreading that. Mobile internet is ridiculously expensive in Canada.
When Tesla starts charging for cellular connection, just use your mobile phone as a hot spot and tether the car's wifi to your phone. Problem solved using your existing data plan and no need to pay Tesla.
At present even the earliest S owners are still covered so we have no procedure or figures to go on.
While I agree we pay through the nose up here, I find that the plan I'm on never gets close to being consumed. Tethering wouldn't be an issue for me, I don't think, and it would be nice to actually use what I've been paying for!Again, small bandwidth caps and crazy expensive in Canada :scared: