Interested to know about these two details over time, as I don't see much talk about them.
I think they brought the dual pane glass to the front door windows in 21', how much of a quantified improvement as well as a perceived improvement was that? Has any other changes made as much of an impact to reduction of perceived sound pollution as that change did?
The Model Y has been said to have recently changed the suspension plushness, as it seems like a good portion of people felt the ride was too harsh on that platform on real roads, and has since been improved where many say it feels much better now.
Has the Model 3 ever received anything similar, or is it mostly felt to be suitable for the platform for everyday driving on sometimes poorly maintained roads without perceived "harshness"?
Have any improvements to internal perceived sound been implemented that people know about, and could detail please?
Have they fixed any common sound producing noises, like the floor "popping" presumably from temperature changes when supercharging?
Read many people complain about seat frames that creak and squeak.
Read doors can get particularly noisy when cold?
And numerous little niggles hardly worth mentioning, other than on a car so low on producing its own noise, they become more obvious without a loud ICE to mask them.
And explicitly hoping to hear of any improvement without the stereo Also masking the sound if possible.
Any long standing noise issues that have been corrected over time to know about, and hopefully when they were thought to have been corrected?
I think they brought the dual pane glass to the front door windows in 21', how much of a quantified improvement as well as a perceived improvement was that? Has any other changes made as much of an impact to reduction of perceived sound pollution as that change did?
The Model Y has been said to have recently changed the suspension plushness, as it seems like a good portion of people felt the ride was too harsh on that platform on real roads, and has since been improved where many say it feels much better now.
Has the Model 3 ever received anything similar, or is it mostly felt to be suitable for the platform for everyday driving on sometimes poorly maintained roads without perceived "harshness"?
Have any improvements to internal perceived sound been implemented that people know about, and could detail please?
Have they fixed any common sound producing noises, like the floor "popping" presumably from temperature changes when supercharging?
Read many people complain about seat frames that creak and squeak.
Read doors can get particularly noisy when cold?
And numerous little niggles hardly worth mentioning, other than on a car so low on producing its own noise, they become more obvious without a loud ICE to mask them.
And explicitly hoping to hear of any improvement without the stereo Also masking the sound if possible.
Any long standing noise issues that have been corrected over time to know about, and hopefully when they were thought to have been corrected?
