Am I suppose to see Tesla chargers on CarPlay at this point? I added “Tesla Supercharger” as a network and ran a bunch of sample CarPlay routes and Tesla never ends up selected, which I would expect to happen as they’re plentiful in California.
Just completed my first road trip with my Lightning. 283 miles each way. Used Ford Pass to plan the route and went to the chargers it suggested. Each one was .56 per kw. I’ve not done the math, but this can’t possibly be any cheaper that when I would do road trips in my ICE.
The app...
I’ve had my Lightning for approx 2 months. Drove the family to a movie this afternoon, and when we came out after I couldn’t unlock the doors with the fob. Opened with code, powered up and then everything worked fine, but for two minutes it was quite concerning.
Known issue? Weird anomaly...
As much as I love the concept of OTA rollouts, I admittedly miss the days when updates would just be posted on a side and you’d update via a flash drive.
Is it true that none of us should expect current software? I read somewhere no vehicles from like July and later would be getting a push for a while.
I’m specifically waiting on the EV routing in CarPlay.
Oh man, that’s really unfortunate. I didn’t get my truck until last week, but it’s worked perfectly in the 2 times I’ve used it so far. Getting between 9-11 kw.
Ordered a Peragon tonneau and am trying to figure out when I should be charging. Conventional wisdom seems to be at night when rates are low, but I’ve got solar which is dumping about 10 KWh back on the grid a day, so it seems I should be using that and charging during the day BUT when I charge...
Woot. Cancellation worked out. Black XLT SR is mine! My impatient days are done and even got out from under $1500 of impulse add-ons that shouldn’t have been on my order. (Liner, tonneau, mobile charger).
The torturous thing about this is I keep finding comparable at semi-nearby dealers but they’re all rocking major dealer markups, and as impatient as I am, I hate getting taken even more.