Hi all, I recall that there was an egg on the model S/X awhile ago that allowed higher trim models to emulate the lower trims - mostly there, I think, for the showrooms to be able to show off all levels of the car w/o stocking all of them. I'm considering swapping my S75D for a non-P AWD3, and got to test drive the RWD and performance 3, but not the AWD. I definitely wouldn't trade my 75 for the RWD, and the P-3 was definitely worth trading for, but I'm not budgeted for the P-3... So the only power level of the car I couldn't test is the one I'd get, which my showroom didn't have. I asked a few employees about putting it into simulated non-p mode, and they had no idea what I was talking about, and I didn't think to search for the egg to try it to see if it would work. The internet is not helpful with whether or not it would work on the 3 as well. Anyone know for sure? Thanks
Hold the Tesla T logo and then enter the word "performance". I don't know if anyone has tried this in a 3 yet...will check this out later. What does this do? (holding "T")
Please let me know if it works in the 3, I don't want to waste anyone's time by scheduling another drive if I won't get any more info out of it. Thanks
I've tried "Performance" and it has no effect on a LR RWD. I've also tried just about every other word/term i can think of that is semi-related
Maybe someone can download the firmware and search through the code to see if there is an Easter egg for that.
Could be something only enabled on test drive S/X cars anymore I suppose... (though that makes it extra weird they don't offer same on the P3D+ test drive cars)
I don't think that you will find that much difference in the RWD and AWD non-P versions. Was the RWD not enough for you but the P AWD too much?
I was able to enter the performance code in an AWD Model 3 in a showroom yesterday. The only option that came up was “70” and “Max”. Just tried it in my Performance Model 3 hoping to get “70”, “70D” and “Max” but nothing came up. Maybe if it’s in showroom mode?
would be cool if the AWD-3 owners could get temporary access to what the P version would feel like... we all know it's the same hardware and just a software thing