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OMG. This is me! Yes Yes, I'm waiting on the Plaid too!! Let's get this show on the road. I guess time is on our side, with the stock pricing.Thanks to recent stonk jumps, I need Elon to go ahead and put that Plaid S up for order, I'm a cash buyer
Hot Diggety!If CT can have 500 miles, I’m guessing MS/X will shortly be upgraded with even more (550/600 miles), probably with the plaid versions. Also battery day will ensure the jump in range. Probably 120kWh pack
...weight improved at all?...
Plaid in white is the way to go. Excess with a touch of frugality.
What I heard was 2023. The Plaid starts deliveries in 2021. That suggest to me it (2021 S Plaid) won't have the new cells or new structure changes.It sounds like the battery cell will be new larger design 46mm x 80 mm (the biggest Tesla cell in use now is 21 mm x 70 mm). I further suspect that they would implement what they said about battery pack would become the car's structure itself. That would significantly reduce the weight too.
If that is the case, the battery will be more concentrated toward the center of the car and leaving more free spaces from the sides. As Elon explained when an ice skater moves her arm toward the center, she can spin faster and it'll be the same with your car that you'll just feel better handling!
I have the similar concern. Don’t believe the current S with only powertrain swap can reach 1:30 on Laguna Seca. The Nurburgring one has a ton of custom modifications, like carbon ceramic brakes and wide body with huge opening...I wish I could find tesla.com pages that detail the differences on Plaid. Specifics on the motors, cooling, suspension, Track Mode?, etc. I haven't had much luck yet.
The design studio has it and the total price is roughly in the same ballpark as my P100D was at the end of 2016 -- which is a phenomenal improvement (IMO) in value given the tech advances of 4 years.
Still hard to get a feel for how it will feel on the track vs. M3P. For example, is the S weight improved at all? (Suspect not.) Is the new stock suspension more capable than the P100D was? Do the battery cooling advances in M3P translate to the S (and to what degree)? Will I burn through the stock brakes in one track weekend still -- even for 3/10 driving aggressiveness? Etc.