BayouTiger
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- First Name
- Chuck
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- 26 Cayenne Electric Turbo, 25 GMC Sierra EV Denali Max
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Another week, more glitchy warnings.
I am sure this has to do with either PPF, of just dust on the rear sensors. The PPF was done a month ago. In the mean time we've also had TPMS errors, but those get solved by changing the tire settings from loaded to normal or some such. Yes, there will be glitches with many new cars, but I've never experienced this level in any other cars except the Taycan, and it was not this bad.
I've not owned many EV's but I will say that my lowly GMC Denali EV has been flawless. My wife want's to love her new dream car, but as a retired control systems engineer, she is completely frustrated by the lack of proper engineering in the user experience. She is very sensitive to operator's being desensitized to errors by by glitchy false, oversensitive error reporting. It is truly disgraceful in a product of this level.
I am sure this has to do with either PPF, of just dust on the rear sensors. The PPF was done a month ago. In the mean time we've also had TPMS errors, but those get solved by changing the tire settings from loaded to normal or some such. Yes, there will be glitches with many new cars, but I've never experienced this level in any other cars except the Taycan, and it was not this bad.
I've not owned many EV's but I will say that my lowly GMC Denali EV has been flawless. My wife want's to love her new dream car, but as a retired control systems engineer, she is completely frustrated by the lack of proper engineering in the user experience. She is very sensitive to operator's being desensitized to errors by by glitchy false, oversensitive error reporting. It is truly disgraceful in a product of this level.