Yup. Lots of reports on this.
It’s a computer. It’s a glitch. There’s more to come so better get used to it. Everything in this car is electronic and run from software. The good news is that most of it is just a slight annoyance and doesn’t require a “recommissioning.” This one is easy - turn 1PD back on and save it by pressing and holding your profile button on the driver’s door until it beeps. The charging location will show up again once you charge at home. Check your charge settings after it does - no reboots or reinstalls required. This will probably happen again on a future OTA.
As a 2PD driver.....I am a little confused with these sorts of posts. When using 1PD, don't you have to still put your foot on the brake pedal to start the car as well as shift out of park? My car doesn't roll backwards unless I put it in neutral or reverse.
Yes, you have to start it as indicated. Apparently, people who use 1PD shift to Drive and remove their foot from the brake pedal before they're ready to move the car.As a 2PD driver.....I am a little confused with these sorts of posts. When using 1PD, don't you have to still put your foot on the brake pedal to start the car as well as shift out of park? My car doesn't roll backwards unless I put it in neutral or reverse.
This car is packed with features but the driver is still responsible for checking the settings when they drive the vehicle. That has always been the same for as long as I can remember. The driver's screen on this car shows you when the parking brake is set and when 1PD is enabled so if people would just look at that when they start their car then there shouldn't be any surprises.
Or maybe, they’re just used to the fact that the car WON’T move when they take their foot off the brake. Then when it does something completely opposite of what they’re used to - instantly moving, they’re taken by surprise. We all can’t be all-knowing and perfect all of the time.
Okay thanks. I guess I can see how people might be comfortable taking their foot off the brake when using 1PD. I kinda do that too when driving a manual transmission vehicle but I do it slowly to make sure the vehicle doesn't move unexpectedly.
