Tesla's Claim of an Ultra Silent Model 3: Hype or Reality?
Tesla is touting the revamped Model 3 as ultra silent, highlighting its improved noise isolation. But how much of a difference does it truly make? Some early reviews claim a night and day improvement, even going so far as to say Tesla addressed every little annoyance. Others remain skeptical, citing previous issues with rattling and questioning the noticeable impact of these updates.
So, I'm curious, what are your experiences with the new Model 3s noise levels? For current Model 3 owners, have you noticed a significant change compared to older versions? Is the acoustic glass truly living up to the hype?
More importantly, how much weight does cabin noise carry in your EV purchasing decision? Is it a game-changer, a minor perk, or completely irrelevant compared to factors like range, performance, and price?
I predict that noise reduction will become an increasingly important selling point for EVs as the market matures. With less engine noise to mask road and wind sounds, a quiet cabin will become a premium feature. What do you think? Is this the future of EV luxury, or are we overemphasizing a relatively minor detail? Let the discussion begin!
Tesla's Claim of an Ultra Silent Model 3: Hype or Reality?
Tesla is touting the revamped Model 3 as ultra silent, highlighting its improved noise isolation. But how much of a difference does it truly make? Some early reviews claim a night and day improvement, even going so far as to say Tesla addressed every little annoyance. Others remain skeptical, citing previous issues with rattling and questioning the noticeable impact of these updates.
So, I'm curious, what are your experiences with the new Model 3s noise levels? For current Model 3 owners, have you noticed a significant change compared to older versions? Is the acoustic glass truly living up to the hype?
More importantly, how much weight does cabin noise carry in your EV purchasing decision? Is it a game-changer, a minor perk, or completely irrelevant compared to factors like range, performance, and price?
I predict that noise reduction will become an increasingly important selling point for EVs as the market matures. With less engine noise to mask road and wind sounds, a quiet cabin will become a premium feature. What do you think? Is this the future of EV luxury, or are we overemphasizing a relatively minor detail? Let the discussion begin!
- By allmaxh