Does Tesla make people impatient?

[bobbyjae]

After the first few weeks of instant torque (the kids loved it), I have returned to driving as smooth as possible. No need to flex on regular roads.

 

[Mateo83]

I actually enjoy driving the speed limit to annoy the coal rollers, then speeding off when they try to pass.

 

[Mateo83]

After the first few weeks of instant torque (the kids loved it), I have returned to driving as smooth as possible. No need to flex on regular roads.

I noticed i don't do that much either. Except getting the highway.

 

[ATPMSD]

I actually enjoy driving the speed limit to annoy the coal rollers, then speeding off when they try to pass.

We already have enough road rage out there. Please reconsider.

 

[roblab]

I think both can be true. They can be driving the way they always have been: in an thoughtless kind of way. There's a middle ground. I'm not mad because they're not flooring it, speeding, or that they're not even going 50% throttle. Cruising 40 in a 60 or driving as if you're hypermiling is thoughtless and rude and has nothing to do with gas vs electric.

Thanks. My thoughts exactly.

 

[sleepydoc]

We already have enough road rage out there. Please reconsider.

Yeah. It’s fun to troll those guys who feel like they need to compensate but it doesn’t really help the mood on the road.