Video Summary
- The Long Range and Plaid share a redesigned body.- The Long Range has wider fenders, giving it an aggressive stance.
- Mistaken for Plaid due to interior features, the lack of a spoiler distinguishes it.
- The 19-inch Tempest wheels are also available for Plaid and are removable for a sporty rim design.
- They share big piston breaks.
- The calipers were originally supposed to be red.
- The long range is still very powerful and quick, despite being the long range version.
- Both the Long Range and Plaid share the yoke steering wheel.
- The 670 horsepower listed by Tesla may be an underestimation.
- In previous Models Y, more horsepower was dyno tested than listed.
- Autopilot is more confident.
- Autopilot can be set at 90 mph, while previously it was 80 mph.
- HomeLink is standard.
- It has aluminum pedals.
- Its glass roof lacks beams, looks dark from outside, and has UV protection.
- Has lots of rear and front trunk space.
- Its three driving acceleration options include Chill, Sport, and Insane.
- The suspension settings are fully customizable, which is rare for a car with this price point.
- There are several ways to put it into driving mode.
- The 19-inch tempest wheels have a much better ride comfort than 21s.
- This model has had several software updates.
- This review does not like the tail lights and horn positioning.
- PFF is already factory installed on rear wheel housing guards.
- With a full charge, 405 mile range can be expected.
- Is not as roomy on the inside compared to the model Y.
- Lacks karaoke function in the music system.
- Includes SiriusXM and great sound system.
- The owner is still extremely satisfied.
