AshishNJ
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What kinda new cars don’t offer CarPlay and why??? So many new electrics out there have it , why not R2. I am going to let go of my reservation and wait what else is out there…
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I've had waze do this multiple times.Lately, this one. Google Maps has me get off the highway to just get back on. Google Maps is not the king of navigation that it used to be. Apple Maps does some janky stuff so I'd say they are about on par now, mostly to Google Maps drop in qualify more than Apple Maps improving.
It's tough livin with a Rivian. I travel a lot for work and can't even begin to describe the sheer joy that overtakes my soul when I plop my ass down in my Mazda CX-60 or similar rental for the week and boot up Carplay. Pure nirvana.What kinda new cars don’t offer CarPlay and why??? So many new electrics out there have it , why not R2. I am going to let go of my reservation and wait what else is out there…
Off topic but actually - I do think it's now better, at least if you are in the apple-sphere.Clearly you want to buy Apple Car play that has a vehicle to go with it.
Side note: In what Universe is Apple Maps better than Google Maps? None.
Isn’t it amazing how Google went from “that cool company” to “ewwww”?Off topic but actually - I do think it's now better, at least if you are in the apple-sphere.
Up until recently I was commuting about 150 miles a day and Apple maps was infallible when it came to rerouting due to traffic alerts, accidents etc. It's reroutes always worked and it's estimated arrival time was always accurate to within a minute or better. Given it's integration with my calendar, mail, Siri and other apps. It worked brilliantly. And without the stink of Google all over it.
More false equivalences and resulting false conclusions. All that anecdotal evidence shows is that Tesla’s choices in the larger sizes are not optimized for range.Also, look at Model Y options. For every trim, the larger wheel gives less range. Premium AWD gives 303 miles for 20" and 327 for 19". Regular AWD: 18" gives 294 and 19" gives 283.
Smaller wheels are lighter and have less rotational inertia. This means more range.
Guess CarPlay and UI gloss wasn't a dealbreaker after all.I took a test drive in a Model Y for the first time yesterday, and it ticks enough of the boxes from above that I'm going to be mostly satisfied with it. I just wish it had a better tow rating.
Yes, I have been aware of that for months. EV trucks/SUVs and newer ICE trucks have evolved and blurred beyond the classic "if it has a frame, it's a truck. If it's unibody, it's not a truck."R2 is a unibody