One tip is that you can adjust the volume of the spoken directions using the scroll wheel, as long as you do it as the instructions are being spoken. It doesn’t change the volume of other audio.
Dude, you showed me something about my iPhone I didn't know! Arranging favorites was inspirational! Also, this is the best video I've seen on navigation and waypoints.I really appreciate knowing this better before we begin our road trip. Thanks so much! Bob
I looked at this twice and did not see a way to arrange favorites. I would like my sorted even if I had to do it manually. I asked Tesla about this and the person I spoke to didn't know how to do it either. So, what did you see that I didn't? Thanks, Bill
Loved the video and use the navigation pretty frequently so use almost everything you showed but enjoy seeing it explained in such a concise presentation. One feature that Tesla still is missing in the navigation options is avoiding freeways. When I'm in no hurry, I prefer to avoid freeway traffic even if it may take me longer to arrive at my destination. In my hometown, it's not that big of a problem since I know my way around to most places but when I'm on vacation or maybe just on a weekend outing to a large city, I miss the avoid freeway feature that is in my other GPS devices like even my phones google maps. If I plot a destination using my phone avoiding freeways then send it to my car, the car will reroute me to the freeway as it sees it as the fastest way there unless it is really close by anyway. I've tried ignoring the route to stay on surface streets but it becomes even more annoying as it keeps directing me back to the freeway. I know I could probably put in waypoints close enough that it would force avoiding freeways but that would be very labor/time intensive so again annoying. Why they allow avoiding HOV lanes, ferries, and toll roads but not freeways is frustrating when at a vacation spot and learning the new town by actually getting to locations without dealing with freeway traffic...IMHO.
So glad you explained how to Link the calendar from my phone to the Tesla I kept getting a message that the app wasn't linked and I thought it was my Google app, but it was the App in the Tesla setting! ps I have an android and your instructions worked.
Nice review, I have studied the Nav feature since delivery on Feb 8, 2022. I learned a few new things. I haven't yet worked with waypoints, so that was helpful. For me when in doubt use voice command. While moving, I would rather not try to see details on the screen or touch things (unless on autopilot). I use Nav all the time, even when I know where I am going. This is mostly for confidence building. In the past, I have been on a few "Garmin Adventures" with some bizarre route. No Tesla Nav Adventures so far.
How do I stop the map from zooming out automatically? I have to physically zoom in when I need greater detail and after a few seconds, the map zooms out again to show maybe 50km radius. Also when zoomed in, the map does not track the car, it stays where it was zoomed in to. So I often have to find where I am again, zoom in physically and drag the map to where I am at any given point.
Thanks a lot was very helpful, i have a difficulties with navigation zoom, is there any option to zoom it more? Or a setting where one can put a zoom on highway exits or crosses?
This type of video is always great, thank you. Future, I suggest if you can zoom in or crop in to the screen so that it's easier to see on phone......this one is too small
Great tutorial,,, just started to experiment with navigation. My question is , if I have a full charge and my car is warmed up and I put in a destination of 500 miles away, why does my car start to precondition?
Super helpful. Most I already knew, but you solved some frustrations. I do wish you would slow down a little. I agree with JeddnReno, we need “Avoid Freeways.”
Perhaps I missed it. How do I navigate a round trip with the charging properly calculated? The one time I tried, it told me to charge enough to reach my destination, but not enough to make it back to the supercharger on the return leg.
First time seeing your videos. they are amazing! Thank you for taking the time and explaining in a great deep and simple way. I'm passing this into family and friends that are expecting their Teslas! I also noticed your steering wheel.. Love it! Please let me know where did you get it.
One thing about navigation that doesn't get mentioned, the Tesla system only navigates to places in its data base. So if you send an address from your phone, it often fails, because it cannot find that address. Nor can you navigate to a spot on Earth selected from the Tesla maps, again it selects an address from its data base nearby where you want to go, (which can be hundreds of metres away).
Great video, Cody! I watched it a second time because the information is quite dense and I learned a lot the second time around. Thanks for generously sharing what you know.
Hey there, Cody! Any chance you have a video on any given way to identify chargers along the way that are not from Tesla? My country does not have many superchargers and I'm wondering how tough things would be without one on any of my long trips
Question:- When the turn by turn list is displayed, there is any way to get more details by clicking on a specific step? Is there a way to get the entire directions e.g. exit number before reaching to that exit? Am I the 1st one to ask how you managed to get the instrument cluster screen on your M3/MY ?
Nice presentation! Is there a voice command to search a destination saved in the favorites in the navigation? I did try by the name of the favorite, but it did not work! I mist something?
Great tutorial - thank you. If you could explain how to add a place while you're on the way somewhere such that it only shows places along your route. For example - let's say you're going to San Francisco and want a coffee at starbucks - if you search starbucks and select one - it can pick one that you already passed. I'd like it to only show places between me and the destination. Is there a way to do that? Thanks
How do I stop the map from zooming out to show the overall route view/ how do I make the nav stay on zoomed in screen? How do I add my own points to the map eg.other network chargers or other places I want to go to? How do I create a single function that allows me to save several functions eg. I always turn off AEB,Lane Keep Assist, Parking sensors alerts and all other alarms and alerts because if I don’t, the car often perceives simple tasks and non dangerous events as eg.head on collisions, rear end shunts and will emergency brake and steer when there is no danger?
New to the Tesla experience. When you want to make a phone call you press the right scroll wheel and can say call (name) and it will call that person. In my Android phone I have a list of contacts. I have the address included in the contact information. It would be cool if I were able press the right scroll wheel and tell it to navigate to (name in the contact list) which of course would contain their address. This may already be possible but I haven't figured out how to do it. If the programmers can find the phone number I would think???? it would possible for them to find the address in a particular contact and navigate to it. 🙂
I rely a lot on voice directions. In my Toyota navigation system, when voice direction starts, the radio temporarily mutes and then turns back on again after the direction is given so that I either hear ONLY the navigator or the radio. How do I do this on my Model 3? (I usually just drive with the radio off.)
Is there a way to save my own "trip"---The map gives me a route, but I don't follow it, I will take different streets than what it suggest. Can I save the route I took? Thank you!
With google maps, I can navigate to a destination and add multiple stops, similar to what you can do in the car. Do you know if I send that trip with stops in google maps to the car and will the car add those stops in as planned?
No. The car will always navigate you to your destination even without premium connectivity. You won’t have real-time traffic displayed, but the car will still get you to your destination.
@@CfTesla While that may be true, the car may have wasted energy preconditioning (heating) the battery in anticipation of charging at that stop, so if the display shows that it’s preconditioning and you don’t intend to stop there, you’ll want to do something to stop it. I’ve taken a few long road trips in my Model 3, but I can’t recall if I had the problem of it wanting to stop when I didn’t want to. (And with the big version 11.0 update six weeks ago, anything I learned on my travels last summer might not be correct anymore anyway.) Might have to experiment. I suspect that just cancelling the current navigation and navigating to the next town/Supercharger that you do intend to stop at is probably the easiest way.
I know a Maps update is coming soon, but I can confirm the current map as it is displayed on the screen is at least 3 years old. We moved into a new phase of our subdivision over 3 years ago and the maps show our subdivision with just 7 homes, we now have over 35 and our address still does not return as a search result. We have to use the address of the subdivision Club House that has been there for over 20 years and is about 1/2 mile from our home. And I hope they return the SuperCharger button to the main screen there's enough room to add it back to the 3 buttons in that little box. And I hope they include the arrival SOC data in the small step-by-step box, under the ETA, there's room to expand that.
didnt know you could add 10 waypoints. I thought it was just one like other phone nav app and car nav systems. I could pretty much set up my whole work and personal day right there. and didn't know about the round trip calculation back home or last left spot. I did it manually😂. especially if I don't have time to charge.
I have wasted countless attempts to get the instructions, all I need is how to get the navigation map on 2022 model 3. I click on navigation and it takes me to the settings menu for navigation(automatic navigation toggle, trip planner toggle, online routing,… ), I never get to a map or any kind of input screen where I can choose a destination. Every video I watch (way too many to count) starts on the screen with the map already there, never the method to access this screen., very frustrating.
How do you know if these tips will survive the next OTA update ‘improvement’ ? I hate OTA updates NOW because I don’t trust the kool kids to not make me even more unhappy !!! I used my cards all the time before but now it’s a fumbling stretch to reach the ‘trips’ tab on the opposite side of the screen……..and then I lose ALL of the map display ffs !!! I’m thoroughly pissed off !!! And the blue sky promises keep on coming…….from the salesman.
I learnt several things from this video - but will have forgotten them tomorrow. I can’t help feeling this is all going the wrong way: a UI is supposed to make things easier but remembering hundreds of different things - swipe right for this, press three dots an then press and hold for that - this isn’t for mum driving the kids to school! Absent real voice recognition - and Tesla’s is pretty bloody awful - menus and sub menus at least take your input towards the setting you want. Remembering dozens of different actions is merely distracting and dangerous when you get them wrong.
Thanks for your comments. I personally feel completely different about the direction. In order to keep the primary screen clean and slick looking the many funcitons we all love need to be put somewhere. I haven't had any issue whatsoever with the new UI but I know many share your view.
i own tesla y,sorry i gifted tesla y to my wife i only liked tesla 25% ride quality very useless,like the vehicle vibrates for a small bump lol, my mazdacx9 and rav4 are far far better coming to tesla maps its like 1980 google maps lol it literally takes atleast 10 years to improve tesla maps for tesla price of y should be inclusive of all is 40-45k at 70miles per hour's the whole car shakes and vibrates lol
Despite Tesla being an overall wonderful vehicle, the navigation is very disappointing. Among other things, the most glaring and basic flaw is with the voice command. When telling it to “go home” (or any other variation of the phrase), it never works. I’ve given up on using the voice command for any sort of navigation. And one suggestion to anyone thinking of buying the full self driving: DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. It is very lacking and not even close to worth the expensive price tag.
Remember this is just one persons experience. I am many others have a completely different experience. I use voice commands all the time with no issue and would pay for FSD in a heart beat.
Hi, Recently my tesla model 3 gps voice stopped talking, it happens when my phone gets connected to the car. I restarted both the phone and car screen but it’s not working. Would appreciate any suggestion! 🥹
Sorry for delay I get hundreds of comments. Dumb question but did you check under the navigation tab to make sure the voice isn't muted? Had that happen to me once and that was the issue. The car sort of took on the settings from the phone.
One tip is that you can adjust the volume of the spoken directions using the scroll wheel, as long as you do it as the instructions are being spoken. It doesn’t change the volume of other audio.
You provide a very thorough and clear explanation. Thanks!
This was probably the best explanation of the nav system I’ve seen! I learned a lot! Well done!
Dude, you showed me something about my iPhone I didn't know! Arranging favorites was inspirational! Also, this is the best video I've seen on navigation and waypoints.I really appreciate knowing this better before we begin our road trip. Thanks so much! Bob
I looked at this twice and did not see a way to arrange favorites. I would like my sorted even if I had to do it manually. I asked Tesla about this and the person I spoke to didn't know how to do it either. So, what did you see that I didn't? Thanks, Bill
The calendar from the iPhone syncing with the navigation is life changing. Thank you for showing me this.
Loved the video and use the navigation pretty frequently so use almost everything you showed but enjoy seeing it explained in such a concise presentation. One feature that Tesla still is missing in the navigation options is avoiding freeways. When I'm in no hurry, I prefer to avoid freeway traffic even if it may take me longer to arrive at my destination. In my hometown, it's not that big of a problem since I know my way around to most places but when I'm on vacation or maybe just on a weekend outing to a large city, I miss the avoid freeway feature that is in my other GPS devices like even my phones google maps. If I plot a destination using my phone avoiding freeways then send it to my car, the car will reroute me to the freeway as it sees it as the fastest way there unless it is really close by anyway. I've tried ignoring the route to stay on surface streets but it becomes even more annoying as it keeps directing me back to the freeway. I know I could probably put in waypoints close enough that it would force avoiding freeways but that would be very labor/time intensive so again annoying. Why they allow avoiding HOV lanes, ferries, and toll roads but not freeways is frustrating when at a vacation spot and learning the new town by actually getting to locations without dealing with freeway traffic...IMHO.
Thank you THANK YOU - well done, direct and to easy to understand!
So glad you explained how to Link the calendar from my phone to the Tesla I kept getting a message that the app wasn't linked and I thought it was my Google app, but it was the App in the Tesla setting! ps I have an android and your instructions worked.
Nice review, I have studied the Nav feature since delivery on Feb 8, 2022. I learned a few new things. I haven't yet worked with waypoints, so that was helpful. For me when in doubt use voice command. While moving, I would rather not try to see details on the screen or touch things (unless on autopilot). I use Nav all the time, even when I know where I am going. This is mostly for confidence building. In the past, I have been on a few "Garmin Adventures" with some bizarre route. No Tesla Nav Adventures so far.
How do I stop the map from zooming out automatically? I have to physically zoom in when I need greater detail and after a few seconds, the map zooms out again to show maybe 50km radius. Also when zoomed in, the map does not track the car, it stays where it was zoomed in to. So I often have to find where I am again, zoom in physically and drag the map to where I am at any given point.
Thanks a lot was very helpful, i have a difficulties with navigation zoom, is there any option to zoom it more? Or a setting where one can put a zoom on highway exits or crosses?
Another navigation tip. While the sweet navigation lady speaks your turn by turn instructions, adjust her volume using the left scroll wheel.
Can I set up a custom route? Say I have a favorite back way to get to work can I create my own route and save it?
This is the BEST and most helpful video ever for the Tesla Navigation. Great job. Thanks.
Thanks, Cody! I learned some new things... now I have to get out and practice before I forget them all!
Love this format of “I’ll show you EVERY aspect of this feature!” I always learn something! Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback Curt!
This was hugely informative. Thanks for the post!
This type of video is always great, thank you.
Future, I suggest if you can zoom in or crop in to the screen so that it's easier to see on phone......this one is too small
Thanks for the advice!
Several very informative gems. Thanks for taking the time.
So very helpful. Just about to order Tesla and this gives me confidence
New Model Y and this type of information is extremely helpful, thank you
Great tips very helpful
Great tutorial,,, just started to experiment with navigation. My question is , if I have a full charge and my car is warmed up and I put in a destination of 500 miles away, why does my car start to precondition?
Super helpful. Most I already knew, but you solved some frustrations. I do wish you would slow down a little.
I agree with JeddnReno, we need “Avoid Freeways.”
Thanks for the great video. Why is the navigation showing the road behind the car icon?? Is there a way to fix that?
Very helpful - thank you
Perhaps I missed it. How do I navigate a round trip with the charging properly calculated? The one time I tried, it told me to charge enough to reach my destination, but not enough to make it back to the supercharger on the return leg.
As a new M3LR owner, thank you for the details. I found it very helpful and clear.
Great video, I learned a lot! Thank you! Cheers!😎👊🏽
Thanks for watching
Thank u for making this video. Curious, what steering wheel do u have on your tesla? Or is it a cover? Looks awesome!
Thanks for these videos. I am finding them very helpful and entertaining!
Hov lanes in ontario are free for electric vehicles regardless of passengers
Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks. Now my Tesla can go anywhere!
First time seeing your videos. they are amazing! Thank you for taking the time and explaining in a great deep and simple way. I'm passing this into family and friends that are expecting their Teslas! I also noticed your steering wheel.. Love it! Please let me know where did you get it.
Yes that video is well done .like he said where did you get that steering wheel it is very nine.
Just what I needed!! Thank you!
One thing about navigation that doesn't get mentioned, the Tesla system only navigates to places in its data base. So if you send an address from your phone, it often fails, because it cannot find that address. Nor can you navigate to a spot on Earth selected from the Tesla maps, again it selects an address from its data base nearby where you want to go, (which can be hundreds of metres away).
Thanks Cory. Every Friday's a school day 👍.
Thanks for watching John
Very well done!
Great video, Cody! I watched it a second time because the information is quite dense and I learned a lot the second time around. Thanks for generously sharing what you know.
New subscriber! Great find! Which cell phone holder are you using, and the tablet behind the wheel is for?
Thank you for the great Video very detailed & informative!
Very good explanation, thank you.
great video cheers. is there any way to set avoid motorways
Hey there, Cody! Any chance you have a video on any given way to identify chargers along the way that are not from Tesla? My country does not have many superchargers and I'm wondering how tough things would be without one on any of my long trips
Have you used the plugs app?
Question:- When the turn by turn list is displayed, there is any way to get more details by clicking on a specific step? Is there a way to get the entire directions e.g. exit number before reaching to that exit?
Am I the 1st one to ask how you managed to get the instrument cluster screen on your M3/MY ?
Great video! quick question. Where did you get the instrument cluster display and how do I get it installed?
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Nice presentation! Is there a voice command to search a destination saved in the favorites in the navigation? I did try by the name of the favorite, but it did not work! I mist something?
Great tutorial - thank you. If you could explain how to add a place while you're on the way somewhere such that it only shows places along your route. For example - let's say you're going to San Francisco and want a coffee at starbucks - if you search starbucks and select one - it can pick one that you already passed. I'd like it to only show places between me and the destination. Is there a way to do that? Thanks
Can you give tips for using a better routeplanner
Amazing
Thank you
Fairly new to Tesla world.
Im on the learning curve about the kindergarten level.
Glad we could help. Lots of times and tutorials in the series so enjoy.
@@CfTesla will do. Thank you.
great video this quick helps learn about how to use the navigation thank you
Welcome thanks for watching!
@@CfTesla u r one of my go 2 channels 4 learning about Tesla’s. U helped me 2 decide 2 buy a Model Y thanks
How do I stop the map from zooming out to show the overall route view/ how do I make the nav stay on zoomed in screen? How do I add my own points to the map eg.other network chargers or other places I want to go to? How do I create a single function that allows me to save several functions eg. I always turn off AEB,Lane Keep Assist, Parking sensors alerts and all other alarms and alerts because if I don’t, the car often perceives simple tasks and non dangerous events as eg.head on collisions, rear end shunts and will emergency brake and steer when there is no danger?
New to the Tesla experience. When you want to make a phone call you press the right scroll wheel and can say call (name) and it will call that person.
In my Android phone I have a list of contacts. I have the address included in the contact information. It would be cool if I were able press the right scroll wheel and tell it to navigate to (name in the contact list) which of course would contain their address.
This may already be possible but I haven't figured out how to do it.
If the programmers can find the phone number I would think???? it would possible for them to find the address in a particular contact and navigate to it. 🙂
Whats your wheel cover man?
Excellent! Really helpful!!
Excellent video. Very helpful! Thanks.
Thanks Wise!
How do you modify the supercharger stops once the maps give you a route? Cant find how to do it
I rely a lot on voice directions. In my Toyota navigation system, when voice direction starts, the radio temporarily mutes and then turns back on again after the direction is given so that I either hear ONLY the navigator or the radio. How do I do this on my Model 3? (I usually just drive with the radio off.)
I don’t like the top down own view . Can we change it to street view? I like my portable Gar in gps.
Very helpful, thank you. I just picked up a 2022 Model S, I think the nav is basically the same as what you've shown.
Congrats on the new Model S!
@@CfTesla Thanks! The car is amazing.
I cannot seem to have my navigation always heading up as I once was able to. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?
Is there a way to save my own "trip"---The map gives me a route, but I don't follow it, I will take different streets than what it suggest. Can I save the route I took? Thank you!
How do you display camera view when navigating? Thanks.
how come your tesla has front speedometer
How to reset voice command when it is not working? Please help. After the last software update, my voice command will not work.
How come my nav voice volume always defaults to mute?
Freaking awesome vid
Where do I get the other dash tak
Thanks for the great video
Welcome!
Thanks man! That was really useful!
Thank you Macio!
@@CfTesla Great Channel! AS A FUTURE TESLA MODEL Y owner I am learning a ton form you.
With google maps, I can navigate to a destination and add multiple stops, similar to what you can do in the car. Do you know if I send that trip with stops in google maps to the car and will the car add those stops in as planned?
I hope it can do this someday but for now I have not been able to get it to do that
how does one get options for multiple routes to a destination? I always get just one.
Tesla nav doesn’t do that
Great video the thing is I really like Apple Maps I guess there is no way to put that on there??
Nope. I have it on my heads up display in front of the steering wheel with carplay but not the main screen
Do you need premium connectivity for any navigation destination
No. The car will always navigate you to your destination even without premium connectivity. You won’t have real-time traffic displayed, but the car will still get you to your destination.
Nope as Louis pointed it you get it you only get the visual when you pay
Maybe cover where to find the access code for super charger sites that have a security gate.
Do you know where? If so please share here. From my understanding it is shown on that same pop up when you click on the supersharger.
On a roadtrip, sometimes the navigation throws in too many recharging stops. How does the user have the navigation skip recharging stops?
From what I have heard just driving past them should re-route you but I am not sure. Hoping someone will chime in on this.
@@CfTesla While that may be true, the car may have wasted energy preconditioning (heating) the battery in anticipation of charging at that stop, so if the display shows that it’s preconditioning and you don’t intend to stop there, you’ll want to do something to stop it.
I’ve taken a few long road trips in my Model 3, but I can’t recall if I had the problem of it wanting to stop when I didn’t want to. (And with the big version 11.0 update six weeks ago, anything I learned on my travels last summer might not be correct anymore anyway.) Might have to experiment. I suspect that just cancelling the current navigation and navigating to the next town/Supercharger that you do intend to stop at is probably the easiest way.
I know a Maps update is coming soon, but I can confirm the current map as it is displayed on the screen is at least 3 years old. We moved into a new phase of our subdivision over 3 years ago and the maps show our subdivision with just 7 homes, we now have over 35 and our address still does not return as a search result. We have to use the address of the subdivision Club House that has been there for over 20 years and is about 1/2 mile from our home. And I hope they return the SuperCharger button to the main screen there's enough room to add it back to the 3 buttons in that little box. And I hope they include the arrival SOC data in the small step-by-step box, under the ETA, there's room to expand that.
I just got a new map update. I will be testing it out soon
didnt know you could add 10 waypoints. I thought it was just one like other phone nav app and car nav systems. I could pretty much set up my whole work and personal day right there. and didn't know about the round trip calculation back home or last left spot. I did it manually😂. especially if I don't have time to charge.
Yes excellent feature. Great for realtors and such
👍👍
I have wasted countless attempts to get the instructions, all I need is how to get the navigation map on 2022 model 3. I click on navigation and it takes me to the settings menu for navigation(automatic navigation toggle, trip planner toggle, online routing,… ), I never get to a map or any kind of input screen where I can choose a destination. Every video I watch (way too many to count) starts on the screen with the map already there, never the method to access this screen., very frustrating.
Does anyone know how to get their business listed on Tesla Maps?
So you're learning ballet? I learned a lot of Tai Kwan Do when I took my daughter to her practices.
haha no I don't have that kind of balance. Parents aren't even alloud in the place. We sit in our car.
Great video to refresh and learn new things!
Thanks Lana!
Great overview. One note, you must share data with Tesla in order to get live traffic update.
Great great vidoe, love it!
It seems the silly navigation always takes me the weird way. Sure I guess it’s the wind ect but I miss Apple Maps
👍
How do you know if these tips will survive the next OTA update ‘improvement’ ?
I hate OTA updates NOW because I don’t trust the kool kids to not make me even more unhappy !!!
I used my cards all the time before but now it’s a fumbling stretch to reach the ‘trips’ tab on the opposite side of the screen……..and then I lose ALL of the map display ffs !!!
I’m thoroughly pissed off !!! And the blue sky promises keep on coming…….from the salesman.
This is V2 of the maps tips video. As they change I will continue to update the tutorials.
way too fast for me
I learnt several things from this video - but will have forgotten them tomorrow.
I can’t help feeling this is all going the wrong way: a UI is supposed to make things easier but remembering hundreds of different things - swipe right for this, press three dots an then press and hold for that - this isn’t for mum driving the kids to school!
Absent real voice recognition - and Tesla’s is pretty bloody awful - menus and sub menus at least take your input towards the setting you want. Remembering dozens of different actions is merely distracting and dangerous when you get them wrong.
Thanks for your comments. I personally feel completely different about the direction. In order to keep the primary screen clean and slick looking the many funcitons we all love need to be put somewhere. I haven't had any issue whatsoever with the new UI but I know many share your view.
i own tesla y,sorry i gifted tesla y to my wife
i only liked tesla 25%
ride quality very useless,like the vehicle vibrates for a small bump lol, my mazdacx9 and rav4 are far far better
coming to tesla maps its like 1980 google maps lol
it literally takes atleast 10 years to improve tesla maps for tesla
price of y should be inclusive of all is 40-45k
at 70miles per hour's the whole car shakes and vibrates lol
Kind of a dumb place to shoot a video. Pull into a parking lot!
I am in a parking spot...strange comment
Despite Tesla being an overall wonderful vehicle, the navigation is very disappointing. Among other things, the most glaring and basic flaw is with the voice command. When telling it to “go home” (or any other variation of the phrase), it never works. I’ve given up on using the voice command for any sort of navigation. And one suggestion to anyone thinking of buying the full self driving: DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. It is very lacking and not even close to worth the expensive price tag.
Remember this is just one persons experience. I am many others have a completely different experience. I use voice commands all the time with no issue and would pay for FSD in a heart beat.
Hi,
Recently my tesla model 3 gps voice stopped talking, it happens when my phone gets connected to the car. I restarted both the phone and car screen but it’s not working. Would appreciate any suggestion! 🥹
Sorry for delay I get hundreds of comments. Dumb question but did you check under the navigation tab to make sure the voice isn't muted? Had that happen to me once and that was the issue. The car sort of took on the settings from the phone.