@denispleiades: Meanwhile in Germany summon is limited to 6 meters, which is not even usable because you have to be so close to the car…
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A tweet points out that in Germany, the car summon feature is limited to 6 meters, rendering it impractical because the car detects the user as an obstacle when too close.
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@yunta_tsai Meanwhile in Germany summon is limited to 6 meters, which is not even usable because you have to be so close to the car that it detects you as obstacle.
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