Sushivore
Active Member
- First Name
- Charlie
- Joined
- Dec 27, 2021
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- Messages
- 37
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- 39
- Location
- Laguna Hills, CA
- Vehicles
- 2022 Taycan 4S
My contrarian side is coming out! Here are a couple that I am getting enjoyment and utility out of:
(1) Head-Up Display. I never thought I would I would use this but, this is my primary display element. Nav instructions, Speed, Speed Limit, Power Meter and Driver Assistance info is displayed and that covers nearly everything I need to know. In previous vehicles, the HUD was disorienting to use, but in the Taycan I love it.
(2) Night Vison Assist. OK, not really, but with my center tube available since everything is on the HUD, it is pretty cool to see thermal images. I probably get more comments about this from passengers than any other option. Night Vision Assist is not really providing an additional safety element for me, but I did get one warning while approaching a pedestrian in a crosswalk that was directly in front of me...I was turning just prior to the crosswalk so there was no danger but I was close enough to trigger a warning...kinda cool. Also fun to drive down my street at night and have the system highlight pedestrians before I notice them. The system is remarkably adept at highlighting minor temperature differences, I can tell if the car in front of me has been driving for a while or just started up and whether my cat has been sleeping or out prowling around based on the image. This is very important information!
(1) Head-Up Display. I never thought I would I would use this but, this is my primary display element. Nav instructions, Speed, Speed Limit, Power Meter and Driver Assistance info is displayed and that covers nearly everything I need to know. In previous vehicles, the HUD was disorienting to use, but in the Taycan I love it.
(2) Night Vison Assist. OK, not really, but with my center tube available since everything is on the HUD, it is pretty cool to see thermal images. I probably get more comments about this from passengers than any other option. Night Vision Assist is not really providing an additional safety element for me, but I did get one warning while approaching a pedestrian in a crosswalk that was directly in front of me...I was turning just prior to the crosswalk so there was no danger but I was close enough to trigger a warning...kinda cool. Also fun to drive down my street at night and have the system highlight pedestrians before I notice them. The system is remarkably adept at highlighting minor temperature differences, I can tell if the car in front of me has been driving for a while or just started up and whether my cat has been sleeping or out prowling around based on the image. This is very important information!
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