Not kidding when I say that the Model S is literally the most common vehicle on my 14 mile morning commute. By far. Closely followed by the Subaru Outback.
only thing that could get me to stop me from buying a model 3 is a EV Crosstrek
Hnngg
Not kidding when I say that the Model S is literally the most common vehicle on my 14 mile morning commute. By far. Closely followed by the Subaru Outback.
only thing that could get me to stop me from buying a model 3 is a EV Crosstrek
Hnngg
Not kidding when I say that the Model S is literally the most common vehicle on my 14 mile morning commute. By far. Closely followed by the Subaru Outback.
only thing that could get me to stop me from buying a model 3 is a EV Crosstrek
Hnngg
only thing that could get me to stop me from buying a model 3 is a EV Crosstrek
Hnngg
Chevy Cobalt vs. Tesla Model S at highway speeds head-on. The Cobalt driver got on the wrong side of the freeway and was going the wrong way. This is the equivalent of running head-on into a wall at 130+ mph.
https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/4dwe4k/tesla_saves_another_life/
The Cobalt driver was killed instantly. The Tesla driver walked away with minor injuries.
I drive a Ford Explorer and I'm used to being the bigger car on the road. I've always wondered about the safety I would be giving up by going to a smaller car like a Model 3. These sorts of stories at least make me feel like Tesla takes safety seriously.
You're assuming that bigger cars are safer? I know it sounds reasonable but it's actually not in all circumstances.
edit: Scratch that reverse it. The ford explorer is a whole lot bigger than I'd thought it was. And also I was thinking of Volvo v40; tesla are no match for volvo where safety is concerned.
They are absolutely a match since the Model S is 5 stars in every category in the US and the highest rating on the Euro crash test, as well.
They are absolutely a match since the Model S is 5 stars in every category in the US and the highest rating on the Euro crash test, as well.
They are comparable yes, but here in Europe, Volvo achieves higher marks, objectively speaking.
Compare Volvo's SUV XC90 and Tesla model S.
Even with the xc90 being the bigger 4x4 SUV vehicle, it is better for a pedestrian to be hit by a Volvo then the Tesla Sedan.
Volvo is better across the board even with the major inherent safeness advantage of an electric vehicle that Tesla has [lack of combustion engine, very low centre of gravity, bigger crumple zone at the front, due to no engine etc].
For me 100% > 71% is a different class. 97% > 82% is a different class. And 87% > 77% is a different class. And those three are Adult Occupant, Safety Assist, and Child Occupant. And as mentioned before even being an SUV it is better at pedesterian protection too.
For me 100% > 71% is a different class. 97% > 82% is a different class. And 87% > 77% is a different class. And those three are Adult Occupant, Safety Assist, and Child Occupant. And as mentioned before even being an SUV it is better at pedesterian protection too.
I can't wait until every car has auto pilot and we can increase the speed limits, decrease congestion, etc the future is bright
funnily enough if every car auto drives, we could actually reduce the speed limit on every highway and you'd get there faster than you do now since there would be no more traffic jams or caterpillar effect and perfect zipper merging.
You'd need more than autopilots for that, you'd need connected cars + central command to redistribute traffic.
You could actually get even more caterpillar effects without communicating cars, if the autopilot tries to keep its safety distance all the time (which human driver don't).
Here in Switzerland we have quite a number of parking zones where you can charge your EV. Same in many other euro-countries.
Much much better nowTesla just killed the grille on the S.
Love the new look.Tesla just killed the grille on the S.
Looks better. Now do something similar for the 3.
Is that official, or just a fan mockup? I like the look of it on the red Model S above, but the front looks heavy or perhaps bulky on the white version. Something's not right. Maybe the lack of the low profile wheels is throwing me off on the white version.
I'm aware of what the 3 looks like. And it doesn't look as good as the S.The 3's already grille-less. I do like the logo placement better on the new S than on the 3, though.
They need to put the same on the 3. That would go a long way towards solving the problem of Neo with his mouth sewn shut in front of the car.
What the heck, is this black magic or something?
Tesla just killed the grille on the S.
Looked like a whale shark before. The redesign is better.Would sincerely put me off the car. I do not like this nose design they have. The car used to be sleek. Now it looks like a Mustang.
you'd only need central command to do lightless intersections (where cars don't stop in both directions).
Perfect zipper and no caterpillar can be accomplished by humans, it just requires nobody to do useless shit like going all the way up to a bumper. Maintaining safe distance at all times would be slower but steadily rolling traffic; currently when everyone is riding each other, you have to wait for the cars in front to move, so you can move, so people behind you can move.
auto driving cars would always be at distance so lanes could merge into each other without stopping and would always at least be slowly rolling forward.
central command would definitely make in-city highways obsolete as cars would become so effective at using in-city roads that the main benefit of highways (not stopping) would be safely used on regular streets.
Agreed. There is no need for the car to have a grille, much less a faux grille. New look is iconic and unique to the electric Tesla. Makes it stand out in a great way.Looked like a whale shark before. The redesign is better.
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It looks like a happy chappy with a wide flat nose and a wide 3 part grin.
Fwak.Tesla just killed the grille on the S.
I live in Chicago area and I preordered M3.If I didn't live in Chicago, no lie, I'd seriously consider preordering
Would sincerely put me off the car. I do not like this nose design they have. The car used to be sleek. Now it looks like a Mustang.