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The higher back semi-hatch wagonish design. it's there. it looks really unbalanced and not sleek, aggressive nor sporty.
This is more what I had in mind.
I agree that that would be better. I suspect it's not imbalanced, though. Battery + electric motor changes the weight equation quite a bit.The higher back semi-hatch wagonish design. it's there. it looks really unbalanced and not sleek, aggressive nor sporty.
This is more what I had in mind.
Aftermarket nose mod hype
Change for the sake of change is not good change. Having critical information in front of you, like SPEED, is important, you shouldn't be taking your eyes off the road in front of you to check how fact you are going. This thing better have a HUD system, which is likely does, but just goes to show you some information in front of you is better than in a dash center.
Adjust your expectations. This is a 35,000 dollar car.The higher back semi-hatch wagonish design. it's there. it looks really unbalanced and not sleek, aggressive nor sporty.
This is more what I had in mind.
The Model 3 needs to be as boring as possible so they can manufacture it without issues. Those falcon wing doors on the Model X have caused major headaches, I doubt Elon wants to deal with THAT again. Especially on the car that's going to make or break the company. Tesla's future is dependent on the Model 3 being a success.
LMAO
Why the heck are you all expecting an M2 killer out of a $35 car haha
Lol I was thinking the same thing. Guaranteed people start making mods for it.
Looks way better though, and it way more functional since the info is right in front of you, not centered. This look is coming to the C Class next year, which will compete directly with the 3 in price at around $35,000.
(sorry for the big pic!)
I agree with you, but the C class facelift will make it such that it will be in direct competition in price, which should scare Tesla when it comes to looks and bling. I'm a bit underwhelmed with the 3, to be honest, I was expecting it to be a bit more classy and it ended up a bit plain in my taste, but to each their own.
Even a regular 135i or 335i would be sufficient, Model 3 is not even a $15k design.
Yeah, I'd rank it aesthetically speaking above the CLA and the IS. The TLX I am on the fence about.This car realistically is comparing to the:
Audi A3
Mercedes CLA
Jaguar XE
Lexus IS
All of which are pretty good.
That being said, kudos for not making a boring car. Good stuff, bring the future and bring the competition
Adjust your expectations. This is a 35,000 dollar car.
The more i think about, I think the A3 and the new Jaguar XE still have it pretty easily beat aesthetically when it comes to a 35k esque luxury sedan.
Actually the more i think about it, BMW might have it beat a little too. Though feature wise, if some of this stuff like autopilot and the technology are standard, it is clearly a better value.
Autopilot hardware is standard, not software
Looks like the Panemera in the front.
So what does that mean exactly?
35k version Still better:
Even a regular 135i or 335i would be sufficient, Model 3 is not even a $15k design.
35k version Still better:
You'll pay extra to activate the software.
Those aren't stock wheels nor is that stock ride height.35k version Still better:
There's also no need for an electric car to make any noise whatsoever but I believe manufacturers have purposely needed to make the car playback operating noise because people alive today have been conditioned their entire lives to listen for the sound of an approaching vehicle to know to avoid it. The early electric cars were nearly running people over because they simply couldn't hear it coming and didn't know to be looking around for a car instead of listening for the distinctive sound of a ICE vehicle.
35k version Still better:
Gotcha. So I guess you could technically buy the base model and eventually pay for the upgrade?
Yes since it should just be a software upgrade.
I'd agree35k version Still better:
though I payed a bit more than 35k
So what does that mean exactly?
Dude you can't just design an electric car like a typical ICE powered car, it doesn't work like that
Even a regular 135i or 335i would be sufficient, Model 3 is not even a $15k design.
35k version Still better:
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So what does that mean exactly?
The exterior looks weird, I want to see it with a plate.
And the interior must be unfinished.
Do we know technical details and/or price?