From an InsideEVs post today...
"Overall, despite the list of issues, JR Garage concludes that the Model 3’s technology, price, and complete package is currently unbeatable in today’s market. Let’s have a look at what they dislike about the Model 3:
Three things jump out for me:
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1. Steering may be too heavy for most drivers, even in Comfort mode
2. Pedals look very cheap
3. Autopilot is not up to par. It’s jumpy, and merging and lane changing doesn’t work. You can’t change the speed without using the touch screen.
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Can someone share experience with steering feel and a picture of the pedals? I am holding off on EAP on my purchase because I don't see myself using it very much at this point and waiting until the software is improved over time.[/FONT]
"Overall, despite the list of issues, JR Garage concludes that the Model 3’s technology, price, and complete package is currently unbeatable in today’s market. Let’s have a look at what they dislike about the Model 3:
- Everything is controlled via the touchscreen, it doesn’t tilt, button locations are cumbersome, some basic functions require three taps, and looking away from the road constantly is a problem
- Using the navigation is very distracting from driving since the map is on the right side of the screen
- Autopilot is not up to par. It’s jumpy, and merging and lane changing doesn’t work. You can’t change the speed without using the touch screen.
- Piano black trim looks amazing, but it scuffs and scratches easily
- Headliner should be black (and Alcantara)
- Front seats lack adequate adjustability
- Tall people’s knees sit very high in the rear seats
- Steering may be too heavy for most drivers, even in Comfort mode
- No automatic high beams
- Interior reading lights are dim and narrowly focused
- No Summon mode (yet?)
- No key fob (which is great for Summon mode)
- Pedals look very cheap"
Three things jump out for me:
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1. Steering may be too heavy for most drivers, even in Comfort mode
2. Pedals look very cheap
3. Autopilot is not up to par. It’s jumpy, and merging and lane changing doesn’t work. You can’t change the speed without using the touch screen.
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Can someone share experience with steering feel and a picture of the pedals? I am holding off on EAP on my purchase because I don't see myself using it very much at this point and waiting until the software is improved over time.[/FONT]