Review of the Tesla update with Grok integration

The update rolled out yesterday and Grok has been installed.
Many of you have probably received it already, but I didn't bother waiting in line,
so I gave up after waiting for a few months, and it finally arrived.
The most disappointing part of my Tesla experience
was the route setting.
Because there were few options to choose my preferred route to a destination,
whenever it didn't go the way I wanted, I had the hassle of
manually adding waypoints along the way.
But now that Grok is integrated,
if I say, "Let's take the route passing Seolleung Station to go to Jamsil Baseball Stadium,"
it sets the route even if the request is complex,
and I can just start FSD, which has made things so much more convenient.
In addition, things like changing driving modes or adjusting the suspension height
when entering low-clearance areas can be voice-controlled via Grok.
Even things that are annoying to find on the screen and tap,
such as the air conditioning/climate control, heated seats, wipers, glove box,
and side mirrors, can all be controlled via Grok.
This is the biggest change I've experienced in the 6 months
since becoming a Tesla user.
It's truly an amazing world where a single update can change a car so much in just one day.