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Raven is the “Tesla Internal Code Name” used by Tesla for this:
The performance could be called a "slightly less range than" long range, as it has the same longer range battery but has less actual range because it weighs more due to the larger rear motor. But because the performance model's battery is the long range as opposed to the (has fewer cells or is software locked) short range, most consider it a "long range" model as well.Can someone clarify, he keeps saying long range. I was told out of the 3 models available, Standard Range (255mi 4.6 0-60 / Long range (325mi 4.4 0-60) / (Performance 305mi 3.4 0-60) that only the performance model could get the ludicrous option making it 2.7. How is it possible he got the long range and also ludicrous mode? I’m confused
It actually had ripples in places so vision was distorted as if you were looking through handmade glass. If you looked through the left side of the windshield the painted center line actually looked like it was wiggling..... and there was a place straight ahead where if you moved your head up or down the car in front changed shape. Not good.
I was worried I'd get a hard time from the service center, but the first thing the service manager said when he looked through it was "Man, that would make me sick...." So there was no hassle about getting it replaced, but I was also concerned about replacing something so integral to the build of the car. But two service centers told me the repair job would certainly be as good as new and maybe better, because they use a wider bead of sealant than the factory.
Picked it up this afternoon and all seems totally fine. Weird, though. I searched the forums and couldn't find anyone else who had that experience.
Thanks. Just wanted to make sure that I couldn’t have bought a long range and then added the ludicrous to get the 2.7 0-60. I woulda been a little pissed for them not being clear then lol.The performance could be called a "slightly less range than" long range, as it has the same longer range battery but has less actual range because it weighs more due to the larger rear motor. But because the performance model's battery is the long range as opposed to the (has fewer cells or is software locked) short range, most consider it a "long range" model as well.
Yeah no good. I'll have to call service in the morning.
Raven is the “Tesla Internal Code Name” used by Tesla for this:
The Longest-Range Electric Vehicle Now Goes Even Farther
Yes, Tesla did not rename the Model X or S "raven", that is the point I was trying to make sense people keep referring to their new X or S as a "Raven".
For the other 99% of us using "Raven" is much easier than trying to site all of the upgrades in detail every time when referring the RAVEN refresh model S & X.Yes, Tesla did not rename the Model X or S "raven", that is the point I was trying to make sense people keep referring to their new X or S as a "Raven".
For the other 99% of us using "Raven" is much easier than trying to site all of the upgrades in detail every time when referring the RAVEN refresh model S & X.
Mine has the same ripple effect at the right upper corner of the passenger side windshield. I just let it go. Typically I don't look that direction.