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Apologies for the new thread on this. I didn't find recent posts since Oct. The charge time of the 4680 (or what advantages I recall) prompted a re-check. Last I checked, only Austin built standard range Y's MIGHT have them (forget if there's even a way to decode the vin to see what's in there).

in 2018 the model 3 received an NHTSA rating that was the lowest injury probability of any car measured. The article lists several safety measures that make the 3 so safe (structural members, crumple zone design, bumper beams, body crush protection and others mentioned in the post). I saw a...

I realize they're two years out and that two years is uncertain but they have great potential of higher range, lower cost, perhaps lighter weight. The benefits were substantial and across the board. Barring immediate vehicle needs it would be a shame to purchase a new Tesla of any model to have...

We have 3 kids and want to know what the chances they'd be happy enough in the back of a cybertruck for it to replace our minivan. They love our 3 but on longer drives, they prefer our Odyssey. There's so much the Cybertruck would do for us but I can't find the interior width (hip room?) measure...

I bought a set of TSportline TST Flow Forged 18 wheels for a Model 3 thinking the black friday price was too good to pass up (it's now their regular price) and that the wheels could also work on a Model Y. The person I spoke to tells me they won't take them back after 30 days. Anyone know a good...

Besides the obvious hurdle of it's uncertain availability, is there a potential downside of losing cargo space ? Normally the cargo space in cars is level with the folded down seatback so curious what the potential downside is to this configuration in lost space, if any. I've seen a few videos...

Still figuring out our car setup. Right now I have a 3, CRV and Odyssey (07) and 3 kids all 6th - 9th grade (kid seats are history for us). I shopped for 3-row SUV's like the Highlander a few years back. Nice as they were, they all seemed like a pain for the kid that gets stuck in the 3rd row...

We have a Model 3 and a CRV. I'd reserved a Y to replace our CRV. A Y would have made more sense for us than the 3 but of course wasn't an option last year and for most driving, we don't need snow and ground clearance but we live in central Oregon and there's plenty of unpredictable weather and...