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Sounds like it needs a car wash mode - that would be awesome if someone would do that…
I’m trying to figure out how that would be anything but annoying. A kick sensor would be far better. @nate704 is right, though - if. You can get a finger out you can open the tesla hatch. (Or you can get an after market kick sensor)
To each their own. I prefer not having to juggle what I carry for standing still for few seconds. Trunk works same with hyundai also you can press handle for trunk to open. IMO It's always good to have an extra feature/gimmick/whatever you want to call it. However I do prefer a kick sensor.
That’s another area that depends on your use case. We’ve had our MY for almost 2 years/18,000 miles and only taken one trip in it that required charging (Minneapolis to Madison). The super charger integration with the navigation system was nice but on the way home it also wanted to route us over through Rochester, MN then up to Minneapolis, an extra 30 minutes & 25 miles, rather than coming directly up I94. My assumption was because the Eau Claire SC was busy, but It didn’t say why and didn’t give us a choice. The nav system also doesn’t show any non supercharger charging options so you still end up having to patch together a trip with other sources if you’re looking for charging options at your destination.
Yeap, everyone has different use scenarios no doubt. We travel at least once a year from GA to NJ. And SC is very important and flawless experience for us. Bc of that we are ice free household.
Supercharging (usually) more expensive than charging at home, but you’re paying for convenience and speed, not just the raw energy. Just like getting that bottle of Coke at the gas station convenience store - You don’t buy it there because that’s the cheapest way to buy coke. I’m unclear why that’s an argument against Tesla, though. Do you ague that convenience stores are pointless because they’re more expensive than a warehouse club? The landscape is changing, but Tesla’s SC network was a key factor in making them a viable option for many people. (Like @WhiteWi, for example.)
I prefer 360, hud or mega super high quality leather. Ya know, so I can enjoy the car as a daily driver like it’s supposed to do. Versus the rare road trips that many don’t use the car for….
Sorry did you say Hyundai come with mega super doper high quality leather? They are also vegan aka fake leather, at least in the US. Nothing wrong with that, and they are perfectly fine, but let’s not pretend it’s super doper mind blowing high quality. Also the materials used throughout the car are partially from recycle materials, which I like. But they do get scratched up very easily, at least in my case.
You missed the joke, I quoted what the other guy was saying about the precious Y.
