I test drove a Model 3 yesterday and was looking at the floor model for a bit. I'd heard most folk claim the wood trim on the Model 3 is real (if very thin) wood veneer, and I personally was really excited about this. It even seemed confirmed by some photos showing the cuts they make to wrap it around the sides cleanly.
However, what I saw on the showroom Model 3 was very obviously not real wood. The edge where it wrapped around was lifting/bubbling like a poorly applied vinyl wrap, and the surface was completely smooth (not "open pore wood") .I do not know if the interior on the floor model was the "premium" or "partial premium" interior.
Does anyone know if newer Model 3's shipping with faux wood wraps now instead of the previous real wood veneer?
However, what I saw on the showroom Model 3 was very obviously not real wood. The edge where it wrapped around was lifting/bubbling like a poorly applied vinyl wrap, and the surface was completely smooth (not "open pore wood") .I do not know if the interior on the floor model was the "premium" or "partial premium" interior.
Does anyone know if newer Model 3's shipping with faux wood wraps now instead of the previous real wood veneer?
