As Tesla continues to push the boundaries of autonomy with the recent discussions around Hardware 3 and the upcoming Cybercab, it raises some intriguing questions about the future of our vehicles. With Elon Musk hinting at potential upgrades for HW3 vehicles if FSD doesn't meet safety standards, how do you feel about the longevity and adaptability of older Tesla models?
Do you think Tesla's approach to retrofitting older hardware is a smart move, or does it risk leaving some owners feeling left behind? Additionally, with the Cybercab's impressive efficiency claims, what are your thoughts on the balance between battery size and range in future Tesla models?
Let’s dive into the implications of these developments—how do you envision the evolution of Tesla's technology impacting your driving experience in the coming years?
As Tesla continues to push the boundaries of autonomy with the recent discussions around Hardware 3 and the upcoming Cybercab, it raises some intriguing questions about the future of our vehicles. With Elon Musk hinting at potential upgrades for HW3 vehicles if FSD doesn't meet safety standards, how do you feel about the longevity and adaptability of older Tesla models?
Do you think Tesla's approach to retrofitting older hardware is a smart move, or does it risk leaving some owners feeling left behind? Additionally, with the Cybercab's impressive efficiency claims, what are your thoughts on the balance between battery size and range in future Tesla models?
Let’s dive into the implications of these developments—how do you envision the evolution of Tesla's technology impacting your driving experience in the coming years?
- By allmaxh