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interestingly it mentions in the video when on the motorway you can configure the side repeater cameras to come on when indicating to move lane. Never knew that was a thing (everyday is a school day!) Will have to work out how to configure when I next go out.
It's not totally surprising. They are frameless windows, so are only sealed against the rubber trim by how it's adjusted. There is a lot of adjustment available inward and outwards, as well as the regular adjustment left, right, up and down.The one thing I'm relieved yet also annoyed at with the refresh is the double pane glass. From a couple of YouTube video's (TeslaBjorn and Symons) it appears strangely that the car is slightly noisier with the double pane glass that with single, although very minimal difference. I'm kind of relieved it doesn't make much difference so I don't feel like I've missed out still having the pre refresh model, but at the same time disappointed it has not improved the noise inside the car. Personal preference but I would much rather the money had gone into good sound proofing for the interior that you can appreciate all the time rather than some of the other improvements they have introduced.
I was interested in this too, and it's the first I've heard of it. I can't see any obvious place to configure that behaviour to be on or off.interestingly it mentions in the video when on the motorway you can configure the side repeater cameras to come on when indicating to move lane. Never knew that was a thing (everyday is a school day!) Will have to work out how to configure when I next go out.
I haven’t seen this option. Please message me if you find it!
The one thing I'm relieved yet also annoyed at with the refresh is the double pane glass. From a couple of YouTube video's (TeslaBjorn and Symons) it appears strangely that the car is slightly noisier with the double pane glass that with single, although very minimal difference. I'm kind of relieved it doesn't make much difference so I don't feel like I've missed out still having the pre refresh model, but at the same time disappointed it has not improved the noise inside the car. Personal preference but I would much rather the money had gone into good sound proofing for the interior that you can appreciate all the time rather than some of the other improvements they have introduced.
What is all this about double pane glass. Why does everyone keep calling it this? or calling it double glazing? Its laminated glass, it can reduce some noise from adjacent traffic or wind noise around the a pillar and wing mirror, but its nothing miraculous. You don't call the windscreen double glazing, or the roof double glazing.
When I first drove a Model X end 2017, the screen was configurable to choose a variety of display options like this and I was disappointed when that disappeared (possibly because the Model 3 screen orientation precluded it with shared updates)Only problem I can see with cameras automatically coming on when you indicate is if you come off a motorway or whatever and suddenly don't know where you're going because navigation has been replaced by cameras, unless it's a 1/2 and 1/2 screen thing.
What is all this about double pane glass. Why does everyone keep calling it this? or calling it double glazing? Its laminated glass, it can reduce some noise from adjacent traffic or wind noise around the a pillar and wing mirror, but its nothing miraculous. You don't call the windscreen double glazing, or the roof double glazing.
Its certainly not you, but this "double pane" thing seems to be widely circulating around EV news sites, and respectable youtube channels. Its technically incorrect at best, misleading at worst. It's being overhyped and these outlets are promising more than it can possibly provide.Apologies for using the wrong term, yes it's laminated glass, two panes of glass laminated together. I wasn't expecting miracles but if they went to the expense of upgrading the glass then you would hope some noticeable difference would have been acheived, but Tesla may have changed it more for heat insulation purposed than noise reduction. I do really like my Model 3 but the noise is the main grating thing for me, as mentioned above I also think the UK roads do contribute quite a bit. Generally I find it noisier than the 5 year old diesel it replaced which is disappointing when there is no engine, it's only on good road surfaces at low speed that it's quieter.
but the noise is the main grating thing for me, as mentioned above I also think the UK roads do contribute quite a bit. Generally I find it noisier than the 5 year old diesel it replaced which is disappointing when there is no engine, it's only on good road surfaces at low speed that it's quieter.
This. Another issue I have with ad hoc tests is that these generic meter apps measure a peak or a weighted peak from a broad frequency spectrum. We know that the ear is more sensitive in the 1-5Khz region so if measures have been taken to reduce peaks here, we won't necessarily see any difference if there's a peak somewhere else in the frequency spectrum.Unless you can measure on the exact same road, exact same temperature, exact same traffic conditions, exact same tyres, using a properly calibrated and isolated meter (not a phone sitting on the center console), the difference will likely be within margins of error. I would hope there have been ongoing improvements in other areas to help with noise, but we shall see. I've not seen a comparison yet that I can call conclusive, either way.