I think that would create a certain insecurity for me due to the possibility of running out of battery by mistake, so what I hope is that they release a key for the smart watch at the same time. (like other brands, and hope not only for Apple stuff) It would have to be bad to run out of battery in ...

In what year r u leaving ? I dont carry nothing in the last 3 years . No car key (own a tesla) No credit cards (phone) No key to open the front door at home (nuki) I like driving the Volvo alot . But tech wise its so far from leading market tech approach in the same price tag . I don't carry anythi...

Whilst not an answer for the OP, this might be useful for people with a 3d printer. I’ve not printed it yet so can’t comment on whether it works. IMG_0871.jpeg Good input. if we dont have a 3d Printer we can make it with a piece of PVC or EVA Foam, two or three pieces of double sided tape...and a c...

The truth is that I have never looked at it...but seriously, doesn't it have any kind of back cover/rear stop ? Wow. Well, if that's the case, it does seem obligatory to put some kind of piece behind it.The design of the armrest/cupholder is ingenious...but if it has that flaw it is unforgivable

Mine has it...and I'd swear it didn't have it before. I find it funny and it doesn't bother me...but I doubt it can be removed. Customization is not the strong point of this software/car.

As for cruise control I beg to differ The last 5 cars I had all used short press for 1mph and long for 5 including my first electric The perspective of someone who has never owned a car with cruise control. Me. At first it seemed to me that the most obvious thing to do was: one touch = one km. But ...

My previous Volvo XC40 had it. As soon as you engaged reverse it moved down (1-2 seconds to make the move). As soon as you dis-engaged reverse it moved up (1-2 seconds to make the move). In a 5 or 7 point turn it was up and down a few times, but that was OK, it didn't wear out. I suppose I would pr...

If they at least let you have a welcome screen with the settings that you would like to have before starting the march (except those that by law cannot be modified before moving) perhaps it would have a certain usefulness. Things like the current Pilot Assist settings, or the lights, or the sound......

I don't know how a car is officially approved, but I can assume that in many cases the manufacturers propose and the "approvers" decide whether the solution is valid or not and complies with the official regulations. Surely it is all a question of nuances, very fine, and surely the manufac...

andrewollason wrote: ↑Wed Oct 02, 2024 1:51 pm Our cars that have had this feature seem like they return to the normal position after a short time delay after coming out of reverse. This stops lots of up and down if I’m shuffling back and forward. This is in Ford and Mercedes cars.

It seems the most reasonable thing to do.Thanks andre.