Just so you know the instructions from that support page that tell you how to check your software version need to be updated. There are 3 options to check the version and only one of them (how to check in your vehicle) are correct.
I was in the 80s today and getting notifications on my phone to find an EV charger due to low battery.
There are at least two other threads dealing with that exact question. A fix is about to be tested on non Ford fleet cars in the immediate future. Check them out for details.
So This is a... weird and subtle distinction to make. Honda Vehicles for a few years have had an Android based system on their head units. But it is not Android Automotive. It's just a variation on the Android OS you'd find on a phone or tablet. Android Automotive, on the other hand, is a more tightly integrated system that has Google Maps and Google Assistant running natively, and integrated into the car's functions.
Yeah but your car can really accelerate for a few seconds.
True, so not grumpy for 5 seconds at a time. But how messed up is their OTA pipeline? I dunno, I'd put more people on fixing that first before I develop new features you cannot push out to cars, just sayin'
Yeah I hear ya, but I suspect they're different teams at different "companies."
End of 2022. It will come with Blue Cruise, or is that 2024?And here's a little nugget in the FAQ about when they're targeting to get all cars up to at least 2.3.0:
yawn. still grumpy, not interested in facts. just the software.
