As most are aware the browser has been disabled in Australia to keep the regulators happy.
I don’t know if it is possible but I wonder if certain apps or web sites can be made accessible. After we have canvased the idea here I will email Tesla.
The first one I would want would be www.evtripplanner.com as this is a worldwide app you would think that some integration with the browser would be of value to other markets as well as Australia.
EV Trip Planner looks very good and from all reports this seems a fantastic app. I decided to donate a reasonable sum when I saw that it was developed by a 16 yo to fund his college costs.
The other issue is access to warnings regarding Speed Cameras. This is currently on my TomTom and, I assume on the other navigations solutions. However, I have not seen any reference to them on the Tesla navigation options nor on the Google maps.
It would be useful to have this information providing visible and audible warnings.
Speed Camera info is publically available in Victoria (and I think all States) and there is a map on the Government web site: http://www.camerassavelives.vic.gov.au/home/locations/camera_locations_map_-_enlarged_version
At the very least it would be nice to be able to access this map.
Any thoughts, comments, suggestions before I contact Tesla?
Cheers
Higgy
I don’t know if it is possible but I wonder if certain apps or web sites can be made accessible. After we have canvased the idea here I will email Tesla.
The first one I would want would be www.evtripplanner.com as this is a worldwide app you would think that some integration with the browser would be of value to other markets as well as Australia.
EV Trip Planner looks very good and from all reports this seems a fantastic app. I decided to donate a reasonable sum when I saw that it was developed by a 16 yo to fund his college costs.
The other issue is access to warnings regarding Speed Cameras. This is currently on my TomTom and, I assume on the other navigations solutions. However, I have not seen any reference to them on the Tesla navigation options nor on the Google maps.
It would be useful to have this information providing visible and audible warnings.
Speed Camera info is publically available in Victoria (and I think all States) and there is a map on the Government web site: http://www.camerassavelives.vic.gov.au/home/locations/camera_locations_map_-_enlarged_version
At the very least it would be nice to be able to access this map.
Any thoughts, comments, suggestions before I contact Tesla?
Cheers
Higgy