Future request/option: Adjustable drive bias

[2101Guy]

Maybe I've been playing too many racing video games, but would be nice to be able to do like some other automakers and be able to adjust the amount of power going front to rear wheels as well as modify amount of traction control that is on at any given time. Is this even do-able via an OTA update if Tesla wanted to provide this as a future upgrade?
There are times when (on a closed road or parking lot) I'd love to have less traction but same power..

 

[lbowroom]

Maybe I've been playing too many racing video games, but would be nice to be able to do like some other automakers and be able to adjust the amount of power going front to rear wheels as well as modify amount of traction control that is on at any given time. Is this even do-able via an OTA update if Tesla wanted to provide this as a future upgrade?
There are times when (on a closed road or parking lot) I'd love to have less traction but same power..

That’s exactly what track mode for the Model 3 does. It’s undoubtedly coming as a software update to Plaid.

 

[2101Guy]

ahh. I had no idea about that function in the Model 3. I'll go check it out/research it now. Thanks!

 

[Doanster1]

And for my P85D, Range Mode shifts more towards the front DU. Noticeable increase in front motor whine when it’s engaged.

 

[WilliamG]

That’s exactly what track mode for the Model 3 does. It’s undoubtedly coming as a software update to Plaid.

You think so? I feel like the Plaid would murder it’s tires like this…