Video Summary
- Highway speeds of 80+ mph significantly deplete the battery.- Be prepared for 40+ minute charging times at superchargers.
- Version 1 and 2 superchargers share electricity.
- Sharing electricity at superchargers can reduce charging speeds by half.
- Auto-braking may not work properly when the battery is cold or not preheated.
- Automakers often have quality control problems with Tesla rear lights.
- Rear seats are upright, but legroom is adequate even for someone who is 6’2.
- A glass roof is used.
- Rear doors include electronic door releases that may not function during a loss of power.
- There is no sound proofing on the hood/frunk.
- Interior materials seem rather cheap and basic in quality.
- Minimalist interior design, lacking a speedometer, with just a steering wheel and a screen.
- Steering is very sensitive.
- Even in chill mode, the car has good pickup.
- Wind noise is considerable due to the frameless windows.
- There is no Android Auto/Apple CarPlay.
- The regenerative braking system does take time to adjust to.
- Version 1 and 2 superchargers share electricity.
- At 80 percent of the charge, the mileage is at 189 miles.
- Acceleration dies down considerably at the speed of 90 m/h.
