Tesla 101| Everything You Need To Know About The Tesla Touchscreen

[@user-ci8bk2ht5j]

Definitely need a video on voice commands

[@northerntesla]

I’ll work on it

[@Swissalchemist]

Snoop Dogg Doggystyle, look at you bro! Classic album. I just got my 2024 dual motor delivered in Seattle. It's like a space ship! It would have been cool to see how to favorite locations but I can find it w/ a search

[@northerntesla]

Type in a location then tap on the location on the map, it will bring up a card and tap the star icon.

[@Deeniesweden]

How do you make your name on top of the touchscreen?

[@northerntesla]

It's a driver profile. See my other Tesla 101 video on driver profiles

[@ezwanizan]

This video says "Everything you need to know about Tesla touch screen". I came here to find out how long it will last. When will you stop getting push updates, after 4 years? I'm the kind of person that uses one car for a long time. People worry about battery longevity, but if the screen longevity that worries me more. If phone give you any reference about screen longevity, its not that great. I never used iPhone more than 6 years for sure, dead pixel area, response issue, less sensitivity as it gets older, etc. Hope you would add this info in your channel. Thank you!

[@northerntesla]

Thanks for the comment. You talked about two different things. First I’ll talk about the physical screen, I’ve never heard of any issues with the screen and dead pixels, I wouldn’t be too concerned as to replace is roughly $1500. As for getting updates, the computer and screen are two different things. The computer will get the updates. Cars built in 2018 are still getting updates. There are a few features that aren’t available on older vehicles as the processor was updated to Ryzen in 2022. But we’re talking small features such as the Zoom calling app comes to mind as a feature only available on newer cars. But for the most part a 2024 Tesla has the same software updates as a 2018. Full Self Driving is a different story though.