Dinozero
Well-known member
I can't believe this process is so convoluted and requires so much power- how do software/firmware updates require so much downtime in 2024? Seems like they are using antiquated software and hardware methods.
I hated Tesla in a lot of ways, but I never had to take it in for a software update/recall. Everything was OTA (from new features, to fixes for door handle open/close bugs, to frunk issues) and done in 45 minutes or less. I really, really miss that. Now I get an update that makes future updates work better? And new functionality never comes? And when I get a CSP I take it in and it either doesn't fix the issue OR it makes new issues arise (like tons in this thread)?
@Ford Motor Company you guys really need to figure this out if you are going to compete long-term in the EV and even Plug-In hybrid realm. The irony is that it will actually make YOUR life and your employees time far more efficient and less expensive. Everyone would win with a little upfront investment.
I completely agree. Getting better at software wouldn't just mike the owners lives better, it would save the company a ton of money and time. This is ridiculously difficult.
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