[SnowCover]

Originally Posted by markronnie

I have a 2024 x1 28i with an late October 2023 production date. November 9th Final Assembly

While I typically turn off the ASS each drive, the other day I did not on purpose & I noticed it was acting much better than I recall several software updates ago. Then, I ran a test which proved to me there must have been some kind of recent update because when I stopped slowing at a traffic light & lightly lifted my foot (almost off the peddle) while keeping slight pressure on it. The vehicle DID NOT SHUT DOWN. When light turned green & I completely lifted my foot & engage the accelerator, engine continued to run.
What a huge difference than I recall having months ago.

I will have to test that tomorrow. Thanks!

[FlashMonkey929]

Originally Posted by bimmernurse

Did you guys also notice this? I think since the update, the Traffic Light and Sign Warning function has been seriously linked to the Auto Start/Stop function. When the light turns green, the engine starts automatically. Or was it just a coincidence?

I'll have to check, but since mine is an early '23 model I am missing a lot of the features/options that were added later, and no ability to subscribe or buy them even if I have the required equipment. So no driving assistant pro or heated seats for me.

[J-RO]

Originally Posted by FlashMonkey929

I'll have to check, but since mine is an early '23 model I am missing a lot of the features/options that were added later, and no ability to subscribe or buy them even if I have the required equipment. So no driving assistant pro or heated seats for me.

You probably do not need heated seats where you live.

[FlashMonkey929]

Originally Posted by J-RO

You probably do not need heated seats where you live.

No, but sometimes they are a nice luxury to have after a long day of work and a stiff back, or if caught in downpours and heavy wind. I've used them on occasion in my other cars specifically for those reasons.

And believe it or not, we've had hail here a couple of times in the past few years, and we get snow in a couple parts of the state at high altitudes.