Tesla Downloads Traffic Info, Remote Start Features
Tesla Motors Inc. has downloaded a new group of electronic features into its Model S electric sedans.
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Tesla Motors Inc. has downloaded a new group of electronic features into its Model S electric sedans.
The sixth round of software updates, including a few described as being in beta development, are being delivered wirelessly through each car's built-in cellular connection. The new batch of features gives each car the ability to:
- Provide traffic-based route navigation advice
- Display the driver's smartphone calendar on the IP touchscreen
- Start remotely via a smartphone command
- Adjust the air suspension height according to the car's location
- Manage overnight energy consumption
- Give the car a nickname that appears on the touchscreen and Tesla mobile app
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