Tesla’s brief experiment with Raj Jegannathan as head of North American sales has come to an abrupt end, about 6 1/2 months after Reuters spotted him in the role last year. Jegannathan celebrated his planned departure in a recent LinkedIn post, calling it a journey of “continuous evolution,” before quietly exiting the position. His background […]
Any Cadillac for Sentry Mode (it’s called Surround Vision Recorder, and unlike Tesla, it’s not constantly narcing on you, it’s locally stored). I’m sure others have equivalents, that’s just the one I know off the top of my head.
Any… car… for keyless entry. That’s literally more common than using a key in a new vehicle.
Yes, other cars have all those features.
Name one.
Why would I? You haven’t listened to the answers 10 other people have given to your questions.
My Lemmy must be blocking them as I haven’t spotted a single car. Someone name dropped “Chevy”. Is that what you mean?
Go on, show me.
Any Cadillac for Sentry Mode (it’s called Surround Vision Recorder, and unlike Tesla, it’s not constantly narcing on you, it’s locally stored). I’m sure others have equivalents, that’s just the one I know off the top of my head.
Any… car… for keyless entry. That’s literally more common than using a key in a new vehicle.
So from the list you named one. Lovely.and its not even available to be viewed remotely?
And you damn well know keyless doesn’t mean a fob.
So we’re clear then, Tesla is unmatched. You failed to name a single fucking car. So did everyone else.