Good point, but there is no guarantee we’ll have choices either if our only option is to download the file and upload into truck. Thats how my F150 was.
What could possibly go wrong?Would be nice if the software could be updated by the owner/user of the car without visiting the dealer.
I got in my car last year and there was a message on the screen saying my firmware had been updated.Would be nice if the software could be updated by the owner/user of the car without visiting the dealer.
Download from Ineos and then update the car via OBD-adapter. Would be the fulfillment of the promise from Ineos that the owners can service their cars by themselves.
Just dreaming.
Firmware being software that controls the hardware. I'm so tech savvy.I got in my car last year and there was a message on the screen saying my firmware had been updated.
Yeah but that’s just it - you might not but I think Ineos is, and I think that’s a great thing.I don’t mind taking delivery of the car without the final software version as long as it is safe and isn’t going to destroy itself. We are all used to having to update software on our phones and desktops so a car is not a problem. I will not get irritated with a glitchy display etc providing I know it is currently
‘Supposed to be’ like that and updates are coming.
Everything.What could possibly go wrong?
I wonder if the plastic handle on the key will still contain the engine immobiliser functionBrave new world. A physical key is a good idea!
Not wanting to have to keep a Faraday bag in my handbag
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