Impressive price considering the 27.5% tariff.

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    Fuck Tesla for making an iPad glued to the dashboard the standard and only controls. I hate it so much.

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      16 months ago

      I guess the one small upside to Volvo’s platform is that it is Android Automotive, and unlike Telsa, it has a voice assistant that isn’t trash. So at least you can reliably yell at the thing to turn the heater up.

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    Actually really like what I see of the EX30 but not seeing anything about the us tax credits for it. The dual motor runs up the price to 45k ish, but would be a steal for 40k.

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      66 months ago

      There is no tax credit as the car is made in China. The fact it is still so “cheap” even with a 27.5% import tax is impressive.

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      16 months ago

      As opposed to regular old Android that every manufacturer is already using?

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      If it runs android automotive 13 you can use the android auto receiver app to enable regular android auto usage. I know Volvo has comfirmed they are working on updating some of their existing cars to AA 13.

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        I don’t understand what that means. It has an Android operating system. There’s no way to use that without malware because Google won’t let you.

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          Most people want android auto which is akin to apple’s car play. Volvo uses android automotive which is android like you see on phones. They are two different things with very confusing names. Android auto receiver is a first party (Google) app which let’s you use android auto (what people want) on android automotive. However it only works on the newest version of Android automotive.

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            I’m fully aware of what both of these things are. Android Auto is fine (great even) because there are lots of popular tools to limit data leaks on your phone. Those things don’t exist in Android Automotive.

            Plus a phone costs $400 vs. this $35k car and thus are much easier to replace, should Volvo or Google decide they want to perpetuate corporate shitfuckery with my devices.