Knightshade
Well-Known Member
Im curious... why is everyone saying "peak power" increase is = to a 0-60 increase? Is it wrong to assume that "peak power" means " top end power" (as the top speed in my Model 3 P is supposed to go from 155 to 162, that would be a "peak power" increase to me.
Where is everyone getting the idea that 0-60 is supposed to be faster, rather than wish fullfilment? I am just wondering what I am missing.
Peak power on the car is at ~45 mph.
Also the 0-60 times of several models were reduced on tesla.com after the 5% announcement.... (the AWD was the only one that wasn't- which is why people mistakenly thought it wasn't getting the 5%- but that was pretty clearly just a marketing thing as Tesla has gone out of its way to dishonestly make the P look better than it really is compared to the AWD model for a while now)
The top speed thing on the P is simply allowing the motors to rev higher- that's happening long past the peak of the power curve on the car.