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The mobile technology attempted this as well, but it proved ineffective. Possibly an inferior MCU. The vehicle remains under warranty and has just 27,000 kilometers.

Prior to your visit, activate Service Mode (many YouTube videos provide guidance) and use the Reinstall Software Update option. It is expected to need around one hour. The Service Center will primarily attempt that before costs escalate, and they may recommend replacing the MCU, which is sometimes necessary, but I hope it is not required.

Exhausted all options, including a mobile technician who ultimately conceded. Proceeding to the servicing center. I hope they can resolve the issue on the same day, considering it is 2.5 hours away. I would want to know whether others have encountered this problem and the methods used for its resolution. I will relate my experience after the Supreme Court visit.

detach any USB devices, then detach and reconnect your Wi-Fi. Subsequently, ascertain if it may be updated.

Greetings and Welcome!

Have you submitted a Service Request yet? Tesla could possess the capability to rectify it remotely.

If that fails and you are confident in your abilities, do a low-voltage reset.

If that fails and you are uncertain about your actions, contact assistance using the Tesla app.

Simultaneously press and hold both buttons on the steering wheel until the touchscreen reboots.

If that is ineffective, proceed with

https://service.tesla.com/docs/Public/d ... 67FEA.html

Following the unsuccessful software update, all cameras are inoperative and the GPS is nonfunctional. The vehicle persistently attempts to upgrade, however consistently fails to do so.

The vehicle's navigation system is nonfunctional, and its position remains fixed at my residence.

Does anybody else have this issue?

2021 M3 Standard Plus