> Is Google Maps, in the EU, better at indicating speed traps than my (legal) "Coyote" system: no, definitely not.
Here's the thing. Tesla does not have speed trap detection. And so you're screwed, there's NOTHING you can do with the built-in software. Your only recourse is to go and cry at Musk's feet to add the function.
With AA/CarPlay, I can just switch to a different software. E.g. Sygic supports speed traps in multiple countries, and it has fully offline maps.
Tesla's maps become a gray box once it loses the data connectivity. And in 4 years, you'll be paying $10 a month to have maps _at_ _all_ because the Standard Connectivity will not be free anymore.
Great, ain't it?
> my car has a better soundsystem than yours and it's not using AndroidAuto/CarPlay
Android Auto / CarPlay can transmit the lossless audio stream.
Here's the thing. Tesla does not have speed trap detection. And so you're screwed, there's NOTHING you can do with the built-in software. Your only recourse is to go and cry at Musk's feet to add the function.
With AA/CarPlay, I can just switch to a different software. E.g. Sygic supports speed traps in multiple countries, and it has fully offline maps.
Tesla's maps become a gray box once it loses the data connectivity. And in 4 years, you'll be paying $10 a month to have maps _at_ _all_ because the Standard Connectivity will not be free anymore.
Great, ain't it?
> my car has a better soundsystem than yours and it's not using AndroidAuto/CarPlay
Android Auto / CarPlay can transmit the lossless audio stream.