2023.46 Software Update Details (Highway Assist / Driver+ / Navigation & More...)

[HighVoltOverland]

For the most excitement, update while streaking with your clothes in the frunk.

Even with a good update, that's a LONG time to go streaking

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[godfodder0901]

Hmmm, I've updated to 2023.46, but this am when I changed lanes in Driver+ it did not resume in the next lane...

Anyone else tried it yet?

I think you meant to say 2023.42

 

[Stretch]

I think you meant to say 2023.42

Ah, yes! You'd be correct! Sorry!

 

[rso544]

Off-road Rally mode will let you do just that. You just have to be extra careful as it disables all the proximity sensors, and changes the hydraulic roll-control to effectively act as a rear "sway bar" disconnect.

My wife is glaring at you ?

 

[Krs71]

I wish they would put simple things as be able to play music from your USB stick, shouldn't take a genius to get that working

 

[grass man]

Excited to see any updates that include further development of Driver+.

Particular updates I'm eager to see-
The lane change camera view similar to the Tesla release that occurred about a year ago. Bonus points for the camera view occupying the speedo cluster left side portion.
General (Driver+ or otherwise) lane change blinker disengagement upon completion.
A brief chime indicating green light when stopped at red, whenever traffic light is in view.
Any additional availability of Driver+ beyond some freeways and major highways.

 

[zymolysis]

Research has proven that any attempt at multitasking while driving, even if it is hands-free, is a distraction that can cause drivers to make serious mistakes.

Sure - even shifting gears (for those not used to driving a standard transmission) is "a distraction that can cause drivers to make serious mistakes." Experience can mitigate the level of distraction (for some things).

 

[COdogman]

Sure - even shifting gears (for those not used to driving a standard transmission) is "a distraction that can cause drivers to make serious mistakes." Experience can mitigate the level of distraction (for some things).

Very true. Although I will say that years ago I lived in Brooklyn while I owned a manual Subaru Outback and nothing will teach you to stop eating/ drinking/ messing with other stuff in the car faster than driving a manual in bumper to bumper traffic for 4 hours a day. Your right hand is on the shifter 95% of the time and your left calf/ foot are cramping from doing approximately 1000 calf presses a day

 

[SSteveEV]

Very true. Although I will say that years ago I lived in Brooklyn while I owned a manual Subaru Outback and nothing will teach you to stop eating/ drinking/ messing with other stuff in the car faster than driving a manual in bumper to bumper traffic for 4 hours a day. Your right hand is on the shifter 95% of the time and your left calf/ foot are cramping from doing approximately 1000 calf presses a day

Hmmm 4 hours is too short to be a taxi driver, but also pretty long to commute from Brooklyn to anywhere else besides NJ. You've gotten me curious.

Used to commute from CT to midtown in the comfort of a train, no shifting needed.

 

[COdogman]

Hmmm 4 hours is too short to be a taxi driver, but also pretty long to commute from Brooklyn to anywhere else besides NJ. You've gotten me curious.

Used to commute from CT to midtown in the comfort of a train, no shifting needed.

I had a job in the reverse pharmaceuticals industry (returning unused product, filing DEA paperwork, etc), so I had to visit hospitals and pharmacies all over a large territory. So most days I had to get to I-95 to either go north or south. We lived in Bed-Stuy and no matter which route I took, it essentially took me 1.5-2 hours to get off of Manhattan to the highway, and the same on the way back.

I'm glad to have experienced NYC for a year and a half, but after that then 12 years in Philly I couldn't wait to get back to CO

 

[SSteveEV]

I had a job in the reverse pharmaceuticals industry (returning unused product, filing DEA paperwork, etc), so I had to visit hospitals and pharmacies all over a large territory. So most days I had to get to I-95 to either go north or south. We lived in Bed-Stuy and no matter which route I took, it essentially took me 1.5-2 hours to get off of Manhattan to the highway, and the same on the way back.

I'm glad to have experienced NYC for a year and a half, but after that then 12 years in Philly I couldn't wait to get back to CO

That's a rough way to enjoy NYC! Similar to what my uncle does actually, should have guessed that.

Yeay Philly! Villanova grad over here. Loved the university, but college visits to DU had better skiing. Tough choices had to be made.

 

[COdogman]

That's a rough way to enjoy NYC! Similar to what my uncle does actually, should have guessed that.

Yeay Philly! Villanova grad over here. Loved the university, but college visits to DU had better skiing. Tough choices had to be made.

Philly was interesting for sure! I loved the history there. I got to see much of the country doing that job. DU is a great school, but I'm sure Villanova was also amazing.

 

[Blueassassin]

So Christmas mode???? ??

 

[PeterSK]

For the most excitement, update while streaking with your clothes in the frunk.

Even with a good update, that's a LONG time to go streaking

10K?

 

[drixtab]

I was planning to skip. But on the fence a little as time goes by.

I did the same but eventually said effit.... Installed the update a couple of days ago 42.1 (version after it was pulled and posted again but with a different hash). So far I haven't seen anything or experienced anything abnormal. Electrafi shows multiple installs also for the past few days. Results may vary but I can attest it was good with mine. R1S 26XXX vin.

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