With the recent announcement of the Acceleration Boost upgrade for the new Model 3, it seems like Tesla is once again pushing the boundaries of performance through software enhancements. For those of you who have experienced the Acceleration Boost in other models, how does it feel to have that extra power at your fingertips?
And for those waiting for its release in North America, do you think the price point of around $1,900 is justified for the performance increase? Would you consider it a must-have upgrade, or do you think the stock performance is sufficient?
Let’s discuss the implications of software-based upgrades on the future of electric vehicles. Are we moving towards a model where performance can be continuously improved post-purchase, and how does that change the way we view vehicle ownership? Share your thoughts!
With the recent announcement of the Acceleration Boost upgrade for the new Model 3, it seems like Tesla is once again pushing the boundaries of performance through software enhancements. For those of you who have experienced the Acceleration Boost in other models, how does it feel to have that extra power at your fingertips?
And for those waiting for its release in North America, do you think the price point of around $1,900 is justified for the performance increase? Would you consider it a must-have upgrade, or do you think the stock performance is sufficient?
Let’s discuss the implications of software-based upgrades on the future of electric vehicles. Are we moving towards a model where performance can be continuously improved post-purchase, and how does that change the way we view vehicle ownership? Share your thoughts!
- By allmaxh