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    Supercharger - Hattiesburg, MS

    I’m living in Hattiesburg while working on my master’s, and I have reservations for Model 3. I’ll keep an eye out for construction, permits, etc. and update if I know anything.
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    Up Close HD video of Model 3

    Perhaps they are working on some promotional material for the final reveal!
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    Model 3 Beta Prototypes

    Could be the matte black prototype they showed last year, but it's awfully short and far away to say for sure...
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    Model 3 Beta Prototypes

    Link? I don't see anything on reddit...
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    Let's dispell some wrong assumptions about Model 3

    Retail pricing may very well be around $300/kWh, but Tesla has already confirmed that they are under $190/kWh for their packs. With the GF ramping up, expect that to be even less.
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    Model 3- No standard dashboard air vents

    Some are concerned about the possible lack of individual temp control for driver/passenger, but looking at photos and videos from test drives, one can clearly see there are multiple temp controls, one for driver and one for passenger. Good sign!
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    Supercharger - Fremont, CA - 47400 Kato Rd (not completed, V3 test site Mar 2019)

    Now that Elon has hinted at a new level of supercharging that will dwarf 350kW, perhaps they're simply waiting for development to finish before deploying this new technology here first. Perhaps coupled with the automated 'snake' charger?
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    Suspension wish list - persistent high ground clearance mode.

    Air suspension is a $2500 option available at every battery, motor, and performance trim variation.
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    Supercharging Costs

    After using up the yearly allowance of 400kWh on the supercharger network, I'm wondering which of the following routes Tesla will take: 1. Charge for the cost of electricity and not take a profit, thereby using extremely cheap "fill-ups" as yet another good marketing device to sell the car...