With the recent rollout of the Acceleration Boost upgrade for the new Model 3 in Asia and Australia, it seems like Tesla is once again pushing the boundaries of what we can expect from software updates. For those of you who have experienced the thrill of this upgrade, how does it compare to your expectations?
And for those still waiting for it to arrive in North America, do you think the performance boost justifies the price tag? Is it worth it to get closer to the Model 3 Performance stats without the hefty price increase?
Let’s discuss: What are your thoughts on Tesla's approach to performance upgrades through software? Do you believe this sets a new standard for the automotive industry, or do you think it raises questions about the long-term value of electric vehicles? Share your experiences and opinions!
With the recent rollout of the Acceleration Boost upgrade for the new Model 3 in Asia and Australia, it seems like Tesla is once again pushing the boundaries of what we can expect from software updates. For those of you who have experienced the thrill of this upgrade, how does it compare to your expectations?
And for those still waiting for it to arrive in North America, do you think the performance boost justifies the price tag? Is it worth it to get closer to the Model 3 Performance stats without the hefty price increase?
Let’s discuss: What are your thoughts on Tesla's approach to performance upgrades through software? Do you believe this sets a new standard for the automotive industry, or do you think it raises questions about the long-term value of electric vehicles? Share your experiences and opinions!
- By allmaxh