Video Summary
The car is smooth and relatively nice to drive.The steering weight can be adjusted to heavy for a better feel, reminiscent of an E46 3-series BMW.
The single motor, 286-horsepower entry-level model is plenty fast for most people.
The car's build quality is good with nice materials, though there is an intermittent squeak in the dash.
Handling is good due to the low center of gravity from the floor-mounted batteries.
This Model 3 has heated and cooled front seats, ambient lighting, and a decent stereo.
It is rated seven out of ten.
The car is smooth, relatively, and is more than adequate as a daily driver.
Blind spot monitors are now included, something that was previously missing.
The car lacks Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, but the Tesla navigation and voice control are very good.
It is not recommended to buy an EV, but instead to lease it to avoid massive resale value loss due to frequent price cuts.
