@elonmusk But but but... Can we PLEASE have a central speedometer in the 3 for those of us who don't want autopilot /beg
@nickg_uk No
@nickg_uk No
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I continue to feel Tesla makes themselves a victim of their own signature features in this instance.
In any other case, if costs prohibited a graphical instrument cluster, there would simply be a cheaper base solution and then a paid option upwards.
But for Tesla it is big screen or go home, that is one of those things that have become a religion of sorts for them. And in this case all that leads to "go home" on the instrument cluster for Model 3, because something has to give to pay for that big battery and autonomous CPU/GPU in every car...
In the end putting a small screen there for the necessities would not have cost much, nor a simple speedometer for example. But it is not their style...
yeah even an analog speedometer would have been preferred in my book
I guess I'll have to wait until I can sit in the car to tell if this will work. I have my doubts that a single speed readout in the corner of a very busy screen will work, but that's just me.
Very sensible approach. Thank you.I guess I'll have to wait until I can sit in the car to tell if this will work.
It's pretty easy to add a speedometer that uses GPS if that's really important to everyone. May not look very nice, but I bet someone will come up with an aftermarket HUD with speedometer and stuff that looks good with a Model 3.
The question is: Will sufficient not be enough for some. Perhaps, perhaps not.
It is a controversial decision, for sure.
Just like folks and their obsession with physical buttons... I couldn't agree with this post more.Pfft. Much ado about nothing. People just love to hold onto what they've known their whole lives rather than venturing out to try new things with an open mind. You don't know, what you don't know. And until we all live with a single screen Model 3 for a while, we've got no idea how sufficient or insufficient it will be.
I'm stoked to go with whatever Tesla decides to do with my 3 and give it a go.