With the recent announcement of the Acceleration Boost upgrade for the new Model 3, which enhances its 0-100 km/h time significantly, it raises some interesting questions about performance upgrades in electric vehicles.
What are your thoughts on software-based performance enhancements versus traditional hardware upgrades? Do you think Tesla's approach of optimizing performance through software is the future of automotive engineering, or do you believe that hardware modifications will always be necessary for true performance gains?
Additionally, for those who have experienced the Acceleration Boost, how does it compare to your expectations? Is the price point justified for the performance increase? Let's discuss!
With the recent announcement of the Acceleration Boost upgrade for the new Model 3, which enhances its 0-100 km/h time significantly, it raises some interesting questions about performance upgrades in electric vehicles.
What are your thoughts on software-based performance enhancements versus traditional hardware upgrades? Do you think Tesla's approach of optimizing performance through software is the future of automotive engineering, or do you believe that hardware modifications will always be necessary for true performance gains?
Additionally, for those who have experienced the Acceleration Boost, how does it compare to your expectations? Is the price point justified for the performance increase? Let's discuss!
- By allmaxh