You have no idea how much data our cars are transmitting back to the OEM.

May 23, 2020
9:29:14pm

Tokolosh All-American

Tesla has the advantage of the built in sensors providing traffic and guidance data. But OEMs are receiving tons of info every hour.

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Interesting about Tesla and their use of software

Negative Equity

5/23/20 7:14pm

Tesla owners love their software updates, definitely an advantage Tesla has

delux_247

5/23/20 7:40pm

Second owners don’t love them quite as much. Tesla disables features for the secondary market.

Tokolosh

5/23/20 8:07pm

Which is some real BS. I’ve heard of updates breaking things like A/C or windows not rolling down too. That’s annoying.

Mike Honcho

5/23/20 8:14pm

The problem is that a car now becomes a computer. No one like an 8 year old comp

byu1

5/23/20 8:13pm

An 8 year old computer with newer software vs an 8 year old car without.... hmmm

kudzucoug

5/23/20 8:31pm

One thing the video overlooks.

JoeExotic

5/23/20 8:40pm

YIsForBrigham

5/23/20 10:13pm

Another advantage Tesla has that wasn’t mentioned

Spocougar

5/23/20 9:05pm

You have no idea how much data our cars are transmitting back to the OEM.

Tokolosh

5/23/20 9:29pm

I’d be interested in learning more

Spocougar

5/23/20 9:38pm

Here is a site with info...

Tokolosh

5/23/20 9:46pm

Does that still happen w/ older cars that have no GPS or go to the mechanic?

Ragnar Danneskjold

5/23/20 10:47pm

It depends. It phased in overtime with the addition of all of the sensors.

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