Unless you're drag racing, or if you live in a rural area with straight roads... I'm really coming up short thinking of when/where/why/how people can actually USE the 0.X seconds shaved off the base acceleration of a Tesla. Going 0-60 in 5.2 vs 4.2 doesn't sound like it makes a difference in everyday, practical usage... am I wrong for thinking this?
If you're commuting to/from work or going to the grocery store, etc., at least where I live, I can't think of any time or place where 0-60 in ~5 seconds is doable without being extraordinarily reckless...
If you're commuting to/from work or going to the grocery store, etc., at least where I live, I can't think of any time or place where 0-60 in ~5 seconds is doable without being extraordinarily reckless...