They'll do that the same day they implement CarPlay: When hell freezes over or an actual adult gets to be Tesla's CEO.
Whats the difference between app and car key?Not CarKey, no.
Have never had an issue. On the contrary, Apple Pay via NFC very often fails to connect to terminal, because it should be in many cases put to close to the port!Have you used it? Works 95% of the time, but the other 5% doesn't unlock and requires me to launch the app to unlock manually. Bluetooth isn't reliable.
Even Linus experienced it when he filmed the Model Y review (1:20)
Also, CarKey will work even if your phone is at 0% battery (iPhone has some reserve for up to 5 hours)
And, if I lose my iPhone and wallet (which has happened when I was at the gym), my Apple Watch can be the backup.
Lastly, my brother was able to open my trunk without me knowing since my phone inside my room was close enough to the car. Doesn't seem too secure and would rather just wave my Apple Watch at the B-Pillar to unlock with 100% reliability.
Whats the difference between app and car key?
No difference. In any case, u have to use phone. When phone is dead neither first nor latter will help you, period!
linus had issues (as shown the video). i have issues. but you're just going to assume we're both lying?Have never had an issue. On the contrary, Apple Pay via NFC very often fails to connect to terminal, because it should be in many cases put to close to the port!
Thst would certainly be ideal but that’s not how I read it.The point here with the addition of UWB is that the phone does not need to leave your pocket.
I find that sometimes the car goes into too deep of sleep when the doors don’t work. I see the same hesitation to unlock using the fob sometimes. I don’t think using car key will help with that (much).linus had issues (as shown the video). i have issues. but you're just going to assume we're both lying?
bluetooth is always onI find that sometimes the car goes into too deep of sleep when the doors don’t work. I see the same hesitation to unlock using the fob sometimes. I don’t think using car key will help with that (much).
Ah we could use NFC now on iPhones if Apple allowed third party access (from my understanding the Tesla app will allow unlocking via NFC on Android).bluetooth is always on
i think car key will work reliably since it’s nfc. will work just as good as apple pay
Ah we could use NFC now on iPhones if Apple allowed third party access (from my understanding the Tesla app will allow unlocking via NFC on Android).
I know bluetooth is supposed to be always on, sometimes the rest of the car takes to long to respond, you can sometimes get the same delay using the supplied key card.
🤷🏽♂️ No clue why. I mean I haven’t seen a huge delay with the past few software updates (maybe a year) but is has happened.we can use car key now since Apple allows car key on third party cars.
keycard has always worked for me. not sure what delay there is
5 hours is nothing! You are on the trip and stuck in nowhere. What you gonna do? Sure call for assistance if a key is left over. So far real key can’t be eliminated. Apple Carkey or App no difference, because in the end you are still dependent on the phone.lol, you're so wrong.
one of the BIG differences is that CarKey will still work after your phone dies from 0% battery for up to 5 hours. https://www.slashgear.com/iphone-di...you-have-5-hours-to-unlock-your-car-22625879/
5 hours is nothing! You are on the trip and stuck in nowhere. What you gonna do? Sure call for assistance if a key is left over. So far real key can’t be eliminated. Apple Carkey or App no difference, because in the end you are still dependent on the phone.