MBAZ
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- First Name
- Michael
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- Sep 28, 2020
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- Scottsdale AZ
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- i4, M5, Taycan GTS. 911 Cab
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So to start, I'm not trying to compare a Taycan to a Tesla here. Tesla does this better (but not great) but who cares, that's a different forum.
My Taycan by default has automatic updates turned off, which is good. I don't like to receive updates until I have had a chance to see what the update is all about. That there is my issue with how Porsche is falling short. I have no idea what software version my car is on. It would be great if in my dashboard it would tell me that and then allow me the option to push an update to the car. The initial experience with the PCM is like going back to the iPhone before the app store was created. Regular updates on feature enhancements are going to be the norm for car manufactures. They have the ability to do it, it will just take the community to push them to.
Do you agree?
My Taycan by default has automatic updates turned off, which is good. I don't like to receive updates until I have had a chance to see what the update is all about. That there is my issue with how Porsche is falling short. I have no idea what software version my car is on. It would be great if in my dashboard it would tell me that and then allow me the option to push an update to the car. The initial experience with the PCM is like going back to the iPhone before the app store was created. Regular updates on feature enhancements are going to be the norm for car manufactures. They have the ability to do it, it will just take the community to push them to.
Do you agree?
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