You asked the questions ... now get the answers (well some)

[Sweetwater]

what a pathetic and infantile response. Fortunately I expected nothing better

Why don't you start a new thread :
"Nobody Likes Me"
"I Can Not Take Critizem"

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[Luffie]

As in Europe lots of MME-owners won't have a automatic garage door or gate, can it also be used for something different? Although I do not have any clue yet

 

[dbsb3233]

As in Europe lots of MME-owners won't have a automatic garage door or gate, can it also be used for something different? Although I do not have any clue yet

Homelink works to control a variety of devices, like smart plugs, security systems, etc. At one point we programmed one of the buttons to turn some lights in the house on/off.

 

[macchiaz-o]

HomeLink's web site shows compatibility with a broad list of remote-controllable products in Europe: https://homelink.com/home/welcome

That said, we don't yet know if HomeLink will be included in the production Mach-E. It's been shown in the pre-production vehicles and also on the renderings on Ford's web sites. So it probably is included, but we won't know until we all get access to the final product specifications.

 

[timbop]

Why don't you start a new thread :
"Nobody Likes Me"
"I Can Not Take Critizem"

Actually, you will be much more interested in the other thread I am going to start: "fantasies about pretend pictures of imaginary cars, and why Ford can't compete with them"

 

[macchiaz-o]

Well I sure hope so. HomeLink has been an aspirational car feature for me. I've wanted it since the early 2000's, but not badly enough to spend $200+ for it. Instead, I'll now pay almost as much as I've paid for all the vehicles I've ever owned, combined, and maybe Ford will throw in HomeLink as a token thank you.

 

[Ken7]

You. mean like the +$50,000 Model Y that has no homelink? Despite that I do think the ME will have it. If not it will be as big a mistake for Ford as it is for Tesla.

 

[eager2own]

Early delivery reports of Model Y indicate that it is not included as standard but as an option.

 

[Sweetwater]

Actually, you will be much more interested in the other thread I am going to start: "fantasies about pretend pictures of imaginary cars, and why Ford can't compete with them"

Please just drop it. Get back to what we talk about. Yes you had a bad
moment but we all do at times. Please don't keep this up as you will
only upset yourself. Show everyone you can handle things and be a better
man. So you and all of us let's move on to a better day.

 

[Ken7]

You are missing the point. You said you’d ‘guarantee’ the Mach E would have it because it’s a $50,000 car and I pointed out another $50,000+ car that doesn’t have it. This isn’t conjecture, the Model Y does NOT have it and those that have gotten deliveries are confirming it. Worse, the earlier Tesla ordering website showed it would have it. To get it, you must bring your new Model Y to a SC and pay for an upgrade.

So shifting into a ‘I don’t use it anyway’ mode has nothing to do with the fact that you’re wrong that a $50,000 car will most certainly have it. It is absolutely no guarantee of anything. So let’s not spread false information, there’s enough of that out there.

 

[eager2own]

Not technically. It was represented to many Model Y pre-orderers that Homelink was included in their orders (there are forum discussions about folks who have screen shots of their build with Homelink listed, but the vehicle showing up without it).
With the Model 3, Homelink was included as part of the premium interiors until May 31, 2019, when Tesla announced it would no longer be included but could be purchased for $300 on the Tesla site for service center installation.

However, I agree that it's stretching speculation to say there's any reason to think Ford will drop it from the Mach-E when Ford includes it most new vehicles, and Ford specifically talked at launch about how Homelink was controlled from the buttons on the sun visor. I don't see any reason to speculate that they might drop it now.

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