For me the biggest problem seems to be the value proposition. I'm starting to see the idea of "no compromise" seems to be pure marketing hype.
My problems as it stands now is, lack of tow hitch, manually folding mirrors!, no storage in the interior as the major issues. If I should follow Tesla's scandinavian sales representative and his price estimates this car will simply be too expensive for what it does offer. I do not know of course but as most Europeans seeing the interior you might be surprised what kind of interiors you get in Hyundais if you opt for a package slightly above base level. Until we know the price here in Norway it's impossible to say for sure of course.
The things Tesla has managed to solve from my earlier concerns though is 3-phase charging, usable ground clearance, slightly narrower body and still a very good looking exterior.
So it all boils down to price the way I see it.
Cobos
My problems as it stands now is, lack of tow hitch, manually folding mirrors!, no storage in the interior as the major issues. If I should follow Tesla's scandinavian sales representative and his price estimates this car will simply be too expensive for what it does offer. I do not know of course but as most Europeans seeing the interior you might be surprised what kind of interiors you get in Hyundais if you opt for a package slightly above base level. Until we know the price here in Norway it's impossible to say for sure of course.
The things Tesla has managed to solve from my earlier concerns though is 3-phase charging, usable ground clearance, slightly narrower body and still a very good looking exterior.
So it all boils down to price the way I see it.
Cobos