Tesla’s HomeLink system supports up to 3 modes: Standard, D-Mode, and UR-Mode. Out of these modes, some folks struggle to figure out the differences between the Standard Mode vs D-Mode. Well, the Standard Mode is for Tesla drivers who have an RF device that is operated using a remote control. In contrast, the D-Mode is…
Tesla HomeLink is a great feature that works wirelessly to open or close the garage without stepping out of the car. It usually supports 3 modes (Standard, D Mode, and UR Mode). In general, it offers auto-fold mirrors, auto-open when arriving, auto-close when leaving, and chime for auto-open and close features. Well, it works using…
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Due to the Tesla HomeLink issue, sometimes folks need to replace the part. Before buying a product from the Tesla shop, it’s vital to know the cost range. Well, Tesla HomeLink’s cost can differ based on the location. For example, in the US, it costs around $350, and in the UK, the same device takes…
A lot of folks think that just like you can add full self-driving later, it also does the same with the Enhanced Autopilot (EAP) plan with no snag. Well, that’s only half true! Well, you can add Enhanced Autopilot later or at the time of your purchase. And all you need to do is to…
Enhanced Autopilot is a paid package that Tesla drivers can buy for $6,000. It comes with 5 cool features, such as helping the car stay in the center of the driving lane, making the car come to you (summon), parking itself automatically, and so on. As a newcomer, you might be struggling to decide whether…
Due to the debate on Basic and Enhanced plans, new owners of Tesla get confused to pick a side. For that, they search for the difference before buying one. To shorten your work, the main dissimilarity between the Autopilot and Enhanced Autopilot is features and cost. The Basic plan offers 2 options at no cost….
Tesla Motors shocked the world in 2014 when they announced their Autopilot mode for all of their cars. Despite all the criticism, the Tesla Autopilot feature is still running on and on. But now the question arises: Is Tesla’s full self-driving worth it? Even the Tesla owners often ask this question to the Tesla Customer…
Purchasing the Tesla while thinking of adding the FSD later is something I’ve been thinking about (since it costs a lot with this feature). And, I finally have the answer! So, can you add Full Self-Driving later? Yep, you can add FSD on Tesla later. However, at that time of purchase, you’ll need to spend…
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Recently, I’ve been driving my Tesla on a new route and suddenly noticed the GPS is stuck or not updating the new zone in maps. Finally, I have found the solutions to this error. To fix the Tesla navigation not working bug, it’s best to try the following methods: Without wasting time, keep on reading…
If you tell me that the Tesla Self-Driving mode has more features than the Tesla Autopilot mode, it shouldn’t surprise you, right? It’s partly because the Tesla Autopilot mode was launched about one year before the launch of Tesla Full Self-Driving. Tesla Motors had more flexibility when you developed the Full Self-Driving mode because of…
Tesla Autopilot feature is not only based on navigating the car on its own. There are other convenient features involved like Lane Keeping, Collision Avoidance, TACC, Autosteer, Auto Braking, Auto Acceleration, Lane Changing, Summoning, Auto Parking, etc. Although not each feature was added to the Autopilot feature altogether. In 2017, the Autosteer feature was added…
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When Tesla’s Autopilot feature was launched back in September 2014, it nearly shook everyone and showed them a ray of innovation. Tesla has launched a total of 4 models in the market, which are the Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model X, and Model S. And all of them are self-driving. The Autopilot mode is…