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Anyone know what switched "reluctance" motor means? I think it's a typo, perhaps inductance? I'm s/w not h/w so have no idea WTH Elon meant.
I'm pulling an all-nighter hoping the Perf config really gets released. My configurator opened on 12/03/2017.
Reminds me of refreshing on Model X reservation day to get an early VIN.
Nickey Minaj is screaming in my other monitor right now can't wait for it to end!!
She's finally off the stage!! Now another stupid skit with Tina Fey in it. Looks like Lorne let her do whatever she wants.
I'm pulling an all-nighter hoping the Perf config really gets released. My configurator opened on 12/03/2017.
Reminds me of refreshing on Model X reservation day to get an early VIN.
Nickey Minaj is screaming in my other monitor right now can't wait for it to end!!
She's finally off the stage!! Now another stupid skit with Tina Fey in it. Looks like Lorne let her do whatever she wants.
More details at Electrek Tesla unveils faster and more powerful Model 3 dual motor AWD and Performance versions
Tesla Model 3 Dual Motor All-Wheel-Drive
Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed that the new dual motor Model 3 vehicles are equipped with a front AC induction motor to complement the switched reluctance, partial permanent magnet motor at the rear.
That compares to the rear-wheel-drive version’s official 0-60 mph time of 5.1 seconds. Tesla is listing the same top speed and range as the single motor version.
- Range: 310 miles
- 0 to 60 mph acceleration: 4.5 seconds
- Top speed: 140 mph
- Price: $5,000 for AWD option
Tesla Model 3 Performance Dual Motor All-Wheel-Drive
The performance version features the same motors (AC in the front and permanent magnet in the rear) as the dual version, but they are picking the highest rated ones with double the burn-in process to make sure they can handle a higher output.
Musk also said that the performance version will feature a carbon fiber spoiler, 20” Performance wheels, and black and white interior options. He claimed it will be 15% quicker than the BMW M3 and with better handling, and “will beat anything in its class on the track.”
We don’t see the option being available in the design studio yet, but Musk says it will be up for “early reservation holders” tonight.
- Range: 310 miles
- 0 to 60 mph acceleration: 3.5 seconds
- Top speed: 155 mph
- Price: $78,000 (without autopilot)