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Yea not as rare as OP had hoped.
This also represents a very small % of total model 3s sold. I would hypothesize that there is a higher ratio of enthusiasts (likely P3D owners) using Tesla Fi vs. everyday owners who likely have a non dual motor etc. but we don't see them ever on Tesla Fi.
FWIW in the Bay Area where there are a ton of M3s, I very rarely see a P3D... And I am hyper sensitive to seeing them as I have one, so always trying to spot them. Definitely less than 1:20
This also represents a very small % of total model 3s sold. I would hypothesize that there is a higher ratio of enthusiasts (likely P3D owners) using Tesla Fi vs. everyday owners who likely have a non dual motor etc. but we don't see them ever on Tesla Fi.
FWIW in the Bay Area where there are a ton of M3s, I very rarely see a P3D... And I am hyper sensitive to seeing them as I have one, so always trying to spot them. Definitely less than 1:20
I have no data but in Germany it looks like LR AWD seems
to be the big winner.
completely agree. The SR+ is by far the most common here in Australia and the P3D/AWD you really dont see that often.
Here in Los Angeles, I would probably see 1 or 2 LR AWD/Performance Model 3s per every 10-15 Model 3s in total.
I live in Los Angeles, how can you tell? Most/some do not badges, so the only car one can clearly see is there are red brakes on performance model and possibly spoiler?
They'll be screwed on the first snow storm!
Oh wait...