Because that's the free period that Ford is giving us.
They have a mode BlueCruise with hands on the wheel. It is just a regular drive assist. It turns on automatically before sharp curves on the freeways, it is also used on regular streets with clear markings.
Ford's marketing really needs to decide how they're going to use the BlueCruise branding and stick with it. They've implied that BlueCruise is Hands-Free driving, but then they use it in other places to describe regular adaptive cruise control. With BlueCruise, CoPilot 360 Assist, CoPilot 360 Active, Hands-Free, etc. floating out there, it's no wonder people are confused.
For Job 2 cars, you paid for 3 years. For Job 1 cars, Ford is giving 1 year free to make up for the BlueCruise delay.I thought ford gives 3 years
No.
How to apply this updates in car should I go dealership?The final updates required for BlueCruise became available for me today in FDRS. After applying the GWM and APIM updates, I immediately got a message in FordPass saying that my BlueCruise subscription is now active. The hands-free menu item now appears under Cruise Control and the Hands-free driving map now says it's available through 10/9/22. Sweet!
Edit: It’s possible that the GWM and APIM updates may not appear for your VIN in FDRS until Ford has approved your car for BlueCruise. I’m in EA and got the email yesterday saying that my car would get the OTA updates for BlueCruise soon.
If you're not setup to do FDRS updates yourself, you'll need to wait to get these updates OTA or until Ford allows dealers to apply them under warranty.
Same.
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The GWM update doesn’t seem to show up in FDRS for cars that aren’t in EA.
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