Video Summary
The review focuses on a 2016 Tesla Model S 75D.Key findings:
- The car has no factory badging.
- The door handles are flush with the body and pop out with the key nearby.
- The sunroof is electronically controlled via the touchscreen.
- There are hardly any buttons on the dash. Nearly all functions are controlled by the central touchscreen.
- The driver and passenger get plenty of space in the vehicle.
- Without an engine, the front offers additional storage.
- There is generous rear space because the battery is placed in the floor.
- The charge port is hidden well in the taillight.
- The turn signal indicator and shift lever are the same as in a Mercedes-Benz.
- It's more powerful than a gas car, due to an absence of a lag in power.
- 100% of the power is immediately available, once the pedal is engaged.
- The vehicle’s power has allowed it to out-speed a Lamborghini Huracan from a standstill.
- The vehicle features a soft, nice, and subtle suspension, and the steering is also light.
- The Autopilot system does not always engage.
- The interior materials are high quality.
- The automatic breaking is also a key selling point, and helps the battery charge during braking.
- The owner of the Tesla Model S vehicle, who had previous experience with several luxury cars, likes the Tesla Model S the best.
- Autopilot has been proven to help people avoid crashes, which was a reason for the review to recommend looking up the car’s autonomous capabilities.
- The touchscreen displays the speed limit.
- A major selling point in general, is the high quality of the electric vehicle and how it compares with other luxury vehicles on the market.
