I just got this from Ram Connect. What the F????
So when I am in the house, I can say “Alexa, ask Ram to start my truck” before I leave the house. It’s a nice convenience when I am getting ready in the morning and want my truck to warm up. I have it for all my other vehicles as well (Lincoln, Kia)You use alexa? What does it even do?
Ah ok that makes sense. I don't use Alexa at all.So when I am in the house, I can say “Alexa, ask Ram to start my truck” before I leave the house. It’s a nice convenience when I am getting ready in the morning and want my truck to warm up. I have it for all my other vehicles as well (Lincoln, Kia)
How did it work exactly? Could anyone in your house just say Alexa start the truck?but WHY did they decomission it? I liked using it to start my truck while i was in my kitchen.
It did but i had a pin code for it but basically yes. I can be eating breakfast and it is 0 degrees outside and instead of using my phone or Key fob, I can just talk.How did it work exactly? Could anyone in your house just say Alexa start the truck?
Hello everyone! Providing awareness that Alexa Skills – Home to Vehicle has been decommissioned in the US and Canada this morning (EE is pending). The team partnered with Amazon to complete the decommission. This is Home to vehicle only and NOT Alexa on-board. Customer were informed 4 weeks ago in alignment with guidelines. If you have any questions, please DM us. We're here for you.
Chris,
Ram Cares
Translation, if we add it to our own app, we can charge for the feature.info only
The "Home to Vehicle" (or Vehicle-to-Home) skills have been decommissioned across the US and Canada because automakers—such as GM, Ford, and Nissan—are retiring these bridging services. Companies cited that most users prefer using automaker-developed mobile apps (e.g., MyChevrolet, FordPass) for remote commands, prompting manufacturers to discontinue support for this specific Alexa feature. from onstar.
guess ram was late to the party
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The "Home to Vehicle" (or Vehicle-to-Home) skills have been decommissioned across the US and Canada because automakers—such as GM, Ford, and Nissan—are retiring these bridging services. Companies cited that most users prefer using automaker-developed mobile apps (e.g., MyChevrolet, FordPass) for remote commands, prompting manufacturers to discontinue support for this specific Alexa feature. from onstar.
guess ram was late to the party