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Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
You are so funny, I almost posted the same picture earlier. My Model S thinks my CRV is a semi when I park behind it :smile:
green1
Active Member
We have a winner!
Tesla LOVES gimmicks, actual fixes that improve things... not so much.
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Hold mode, means the car is holding the brakes for him.
Fanatic1
Member
AudubonB, the Circled H indicates that the "hold" brake is on so the driver can let go of the brake pedal even though in Drive mode. I think originally it was and still is very useful for holding the car on hills. I think it was originally called Hill assist or may still be. It's a great feature at stop signs or stop lights since you can let go of the brake pedal and thus less fatigue. It's like having a temporary parking brake and the car won't budge unless you step on either pedal again.
cmu5p
Member
Fanatic1
Member
Your welcome. I've missed out on so many years of fun driving this awesome car as a later adopter. 
mspohr
Well-Known Member
Not sure what the issue is here.
It's showing that you have a low overhanging roof. Why would you not want to know that information?
My interpretation is that his driver display is showing him close behind a large truck, but in reality he is behind a normal sized car parked underneath a roof. So the car's firmware is misinterpreting the situation. That is all.
thecloud
As rhythm raced inside, the ship came alive
I'll bet that anyone getting into your car today, or possibly over the next week, will take one sniff and say, "mmm, In-N-Out!" Because the smell lingers in the car for days. Don't get me wrong, we both know it's the best, but if I'm getting it to go, I'll order at the counter and then put it in the frunk.
mspohr
Well-Known Member
Now that I can see a larger version of the photo, I can see that it is displaying a truck, not an overhang... oh well, they should get points for a "close" guess.
sillydriver
Member
Maybe Tesla added the display of vehicle type so we could see how poorly AP interprets what it sees, reducing our confidence in the system: the company's goal being to convince us to keep our hands on the wheel.
JPP
Active Member
ryanjm
Tesla Podcast Host
Smart man. The 3x3 is the sweet spot for In-N-Out burgers. Bonus points since it's a secret menu option.
This is strange, I've never seen a 'truck' icon on the dashboard animation. All of them are cars, all identical, no matter what is in front of me.
I actually wondered if it would recognize another Tesla in front of me and show a Tesla icon: no.
The funny error I got was on the I94 in Minneapolis and the speed limit icon was at 85 (it was 55, I can assure you that at no place on 94 in Minneapolis is the speed limit 85.
(Edited for grammar.)
I actually wondered if it would recognize another Tesla in front of me and show a Tesla icon: no.
The funny error I got was on the I94 in Minneapolis and the speed limit icon was at 85 (it was 55, I can assure you that at no place on 94 in Minneapolis is the speed limit 85.
(Edited for grammar.)
