Yeah, I don't have an option for that - 1 day a week allowed only (have tried several times). November 2021 built GT.
2021 Job 1 cars that got an update to enable multi-day scheduling to make the BlueCruise update easier. Late 2021s don’t have that yet. Not sure about 2022s.
Oh good. Now if they would just frunking push out the frunk update then the job 1s would be mostly caught up. ?
Discussed many times. Currently, they are not setup to provide OTA updates on request, they have to be queued up for specific configurations.
It’s less about a check, and more about the enable. Updates are rolled out in waves based on trim popularity. So even if there was a check for updates button, your car may not have had the update enabled yet. So checking would result in nothing. Once an update is enabled for your car the next time you go driving it should check and start to pull it in.
In general I agree - but that is very bad from a user experience point of view. If you click a button and it says nothing is available, you know you have to wait. Without the button, you don't know if you have anything available or if your car just didn't ask for some reason. You are left in the dark.
Oh I know. The frustrating part is they added an “Update Now” button, but that just installs the update that has already downloaded. It doesn’t check for a new one.
I would think so. If it’s like the dealer update then it involves a powertrain upstate, which can’t be done while driving.
I don't.
