Hey guys,
Maybe you've seen the hundreds of posts on the Model 3 forums about the lack of a driver facing display on the model 3? (If not, head on over you'll get an eyeful )
Arguments on if you really need a speedometer in front of you, whether not seeing AP info in front of you will work, etc, etc etc, etc. I was wondering if any model S owners might consider covering up their dash display for a drive, or a day or more, and report your experience (good and bad) of just using the big screen back back on the Model 3 forms? If you don't think it's safe to do this sort of experiment let us know that too. I don't own an S/X so I'm not sure if you can display AP info on the big screen like the model 3 is expected to.
Maybe you've seen the hundreds of posts on the Model 3 forums about the lack of a driver facing display on the model 3? (If not, head on over you'll get an eyeful )
Arguments on if you really need a speedometer in front of you, whether not seeing AP info in front of you will work, etc, etc etc, etc. I was wondering if any model S owners might consider covering up their dash display for a drive, or a day or more, and report your experience (good and bad) of just using the big screen back back on the Model 3 forms? If you don't think it's safe to do this sort of experiment let us know that too. I don't own an S/X so I'm not sure if you can display AP info on the big screen like the model 3 is expected to.