Me too! Haven't driven it yet though! Do you know where I can find a more detailed map of enabled highways that's not the unclear pic that you have to zoom into that's been shared around?
Well since state-of-charge actually *is* just the voltage translated through a battery I-V curve, then your external charger might just trick the state-of-charge calculation based on whatever voltage it outputs. I'd be interested to know if that works!
People have said that if you pull up the Fordpass app and open the map, BC enabled roads are red.
Uh oh, I'm a little worried about the "when speed limit dropped" part. I'm hoping that BC does not force us to drive at the limit, and that it is not using optical sign recognition and rather is using GPS/map based limits? Here in California the optical recognition is not good because after limits of 65/70, there is always a 2nd sign of 55mph for trucks and trailers.
It is optical (if you enable SSR). And I've had 50/50 luck with the separate truck speed limit signs slamming on the brakes. School zones are another problem - no I don't need to slow down to 35 at 10pm at night!
You can leave speed sign recognition, where it changes cruise speed based on speed limit signs, off. While I haven't seen issues on highways I've driven on and use cruise, I don't want a random side road speed limit sign to slow me down.
Someone had posted something recently that referred to Mustang Mach E forum post surmising that red colored roads are BlueCruise enabled, but those also just appear to be divided highways which I believe not all are enabled. When I get back to Denver I can test to see how they line up. I'm curious since there are a number of divided highways that are red on the map that aren't interstates.
Yeah - I suspect having it plugged in would have worked but mostly the issue for me was street parking. I probably could have run an extension cord out during the day to keep it on there but wouldn't want to leave it there over night. If it hadn't worked probably would have given it a go...
Yeah I meant using optical recognition. I have mine set at 5 over. I drive a lot on two lane roads (we have a cabin not near any highways) and most of them are 65 but drop to 45 as they go through towns. It used to really slam on the brakes as they dropped but this time it seemed to be a bit more gradual and less jarring, again may have been placebo.
I just got the same! Glad they're finally starting to rollout.Just got this afternoon I did not have a daily time set up did it last weekend probably had nothing to do with updates but don't hurt to try.
Same here too. My should start installing here within the hour.
Got the Friday email. On Monday afternoon got 2.4.3 then Tuesday afternoon got 2.4.4
