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ah, I see it now, you use the two thumb wheels to steer the car and the computer averages out the inputs from the two to get the correct path. It also uses all the AP2 hardware to make sure you're not driving off the road.
ah, I see it now, you use the two thumb wheels to steer the car and the computer averages out the inputs from the two to get the correct path. It also uses all the AP2 hardware to make sure you're not driving off the road.
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The million dollar question(s):
After the final reveal, will his tweet become obvious? If not, will he admit what he meant?
Also on April 3, 2016 (same day he tweeted "feels like a spaceship"), he tweeted this in response to a comment about "lack of dashboard/HUD": "It will make sense after part 2 of the Model 3 unveil" ( Elon Musk on Twitter ).The million dollar question(s):
After the final reveal, will his tweet become obvious? If not, will he admit what he meant?
Yes, and just so we are all on the same page...here's the EXACT tweet....
Elon Musk
✔@elonmusk
@HBL_Cosmin Wait until you see the real steering controls and system for the 3. It feels like a spaceship.
He specifically says the "steering controls and system", implying that what we saw in reveal 1 was not accurate. However, has anything about the steering controls or system changed since March 31st, 2016? I don't see anything that has made it any more "spaceship" like. I wish someone would press him on this to find out what happened with that, unless the steering wheels we have been seeing on the RCs are mules.
Perhaps. But I'm still going with; he was stream-of-consciousness tweeting while listening to Red Hot Chili Peppers "Can't Stop": ...He's a fan of the Jetsons. You guys are reading way into things. It's going to look like a Jetsons spaceship. Google it.
@ecarfan and @angelarm1110 - there is an explanation on another thread around here somewhere which made a lot of sense to me. That is, the poster theorizes that Elon in fact did mean a HUD when he tweeted about spaceship interiors. But something happened over the following months and the HUD got canned for Model 3 - and perhaps is coming instead first to S/X and will show up on 3 in a year or two. This would make sense because this theory accounts for the hiring of the Microsoft hololens folks and that guy who worked on the fancy motorcycle helmet with the built-in HUD, as well perhaps as the Volvo interior designer. Not a peep has been said about what those folks are up to but they were high profile hires clearly not made for no reason.
Maybe they just changed their minds...
Yes, and just so we are all on the same page...here's the EXACT tweet....
Elon Musk
✔@elonmusk
@HBL_Cosmin Wait until you see the real steering controls and system for the 3. It feels like a spaceship.
He specifically says the "steering controls and system", implying that what we saw in reveal 1 was not accurate. However, has anything about the steering controls or system changed since March 31st, 2016? I don't see anything that has made it any more "spaceship" like. I wish someone would press him on this to find out what happened with that, unless the steering wheels we have been seeing on the RCs are mules.
but... elon's tweet is referring to steering controls...Sorry for the cross post, but my reply really applies to this thread...
In the RC sightings thread,
In response to the image below, trils0n, commenting on favo's post, said:
"Model 3 should have a very good view out the front, anyhow.
Agree, that picture makes it abundantly clear how low the dash is. Visibility will be great! "
To which I replied :
"I think we just discovered what the "Wait until you see the real steering controls and system for the 3. It feels like a spaceship." tweet meant!"
Zoom in on the M3 and compare it to the "regular" car on the right from a visibility perspective....
but... elon's tweet is referring to steering controls...
That "regular car" has a big block of metal in front of the driver. There's just no way to make the hood any lower. EVs have a big advantage in forward visibility -- if they are designed properly and not like a Bolt -- and the Model 3 front end reflects that. And by minimizing the Model 3 dash, Tesla increased that advantage in forward visibility. I think the forward view in the 3 is going to be amazing.Zoom in on the M3 and compare it to the "regular" car on the right from a visibility perspective....
You think people don't care that he loves floors? Blasphemy!I truly don't think people care what Elon said anymore at this point. lol.