That's supposed to be all three rows (with 3rd and 2nd row folded):Please explain. I am unable to understand it, specially the 1st 3 situations.
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That's supposed to be all three rows (with 3rd and 2nd row folded):Please explain. I am unable to understand it, specially the 1st 3 situations.
Ok. So it was a steering wheel. Haha. But how can 2nd row seats fold like that? Does the bottom spoke/line/short line segment represent the part on which we sit?
Also looks like 20" wheels are base, 22" are the upgrade. Thanks for posting all the pictures everyone.
What if the 2nd Row pushed forward in (since they can seemingly move independently) and when they're moved all the way forwards the bottom part of the seat angles towards the floor and the upper part of the seat straightens out but upwards? Does that make sense?
Elon said:
“And then the second row on the Model X… is a sculptural beauty. They’re amazing. They are the nicest second row seats you’ve ever seen in any car ever. That actually might have been harder than the door.”
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So I kind of suspect that they will fold like this. Makes sense to be able to fold them flat even with the protruding sides. Sorry for the bad paint job.
Yeah exactly. Just throwing a possibility out there, would be very surprised if you couldn't fold the 2nd row seats at all, and judging by Elon's comments, they should be pretty spectacular.Ok. So it was a steering wheel. Haha. But how can 2nd row seats fold like that? Does the bottom spoke/line/short line segment represent the part on which we sit?
I must say the white with white interior looks futuristic, looks to be the best combo.
What colour this time bro?If I get the Model X, I'll consider configuring the car with 20". The 22" are too huge and will require too expensive tires. The energy consumption with 20" should also be slightly better than 22".