Went to the showcase last night. it was nicely attended even though a Friday night on a Holiday weekend. They had 3 X’s for display: Blue w/black interior, White with White-6 seater, Titanium with Black.
Outside of one White frunk panel looking slightly off, the vehicles looked great and operated successfully.
Summary: vehicle looks terrific and if doors and sensors hold up it’s a home run.
Outside of one White frunk panel looking slightly off, the vehicles looked great and operated successfully.
- FWD’s & 2nd row seats operated terrifically and sensors knew when someone was close by except for a couple of cases ( May need a sensor adjustment in rear because someone closed the back while I was looking at it and it bumped my head <soft plastic + my hard head and I was no worse the wear> ).
- I found it very easy to push up & down the 3rd row seats
- btw: when down there is more than enough room. I drive an BMW X5 right now and I felt that with hidden trunk + seats down there is much more room than X5.
- Rear visibility is much less of an issue to me ( I have 6 seater ) having seen unit in person although to be clear slope of rear + spoiler makes visibility not perfect (plus camera can assist).
- Do wish that rear view mirror was slightly bigger but then again given the rear slope perhaps Tesla engineers felt it wouldn’t help much anyway.
- Both leather and white seats are very comfortable with white definitely softer. You can’t go wrong with either version...leather is not German sports car hard so very comfortable, but yet very supportive. Funny, perhaps it was the rain earlier in evening but they had seat covers on the white seats in 2nd row. Visit makes me think a change to leather may be a better solution for long term (will white seats be too soft several years out baking in Florida heat)
- Audio system was fabulous.
- Tesla representatives were nice people but there clearly were a few that knew very little about the vehicle (first time seeing it but c’mon there is a lot of info on internet)
Summary: vehicle looks terrific and if doors and sensors hold up it’s a home run.