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I've been weighing this decision myself (less the snow part since I'm in CA), and in my reasoning for the AWD is strictly a performance factor. I don't have enough experience in Tesla's RWD vs. AWD platforms to make an educated opinion but I love my AWD in my Evolution in any condition. Maybe someone on here who has experience in both can pro & con the two for us?
My personal opinion with Model S - AWD handles better than RWD, noticeably on curvy roads. Not sure if this can be applied to the Model 3.
My original Tesla was a P85 Sig (Nov 2012).I've been weighing this decision myself (less the snow part since I'm in CA), and in my reasoning for the AWD is strictly a performance factor. I don't have enough experience in Tesla's RWD vs. AWD platforms to make an educated opinion but I love my AWD in my Evolution in any condition. Maybe someone on here who has experience in both can pro & con the two for us?
Look at the Model S and X. AWD adds a second motor (over the front wheels), and at highway speeds, increases efficiency and range.
Google and the search function on this page won't bite.
googled it, only 10% more range?
Just trying to come up with a Model 3 budget for March 31.
It's fairly simple.Just trying to come up with a Model 3 budget for March 31.
Consumer reports recently did an analysis that shows AWD is not a significant improvement vs FWD, unless your stuck in snow.
This was for ICE only.
Thier tests show snow tires are a significant improvement though.
Oh, makes sense. I thought I would have to order my options on the 31st
Thier tests show snow tires are a significant improvement though.