Tesla

Tesla Model 3

$34,827.00 USD

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Tesla

Tesla Model 3

$34,827.00 USD


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    Review A

    ¡¾Most Dissatisfied¡¿
    The in-vehicle navigation system is difficult to use, which forces me to install a phone holder and use my phone for navigation as a supplement. This is something I don't want to see because doesn't using phone navigation mean that the most commonly used function of the large screen in the car is actually useless? The voice assistant is also difficult to use. It can't be voice-activated and can only be summoned by pressing a button, which is really troublesome. It's okay while driving, but if you're sleeping in the back and want to perform simple operations, you have to get up and climb to the front row to press the button. Moreover, the voice assistant can only perform simple operations on the basic in-vehicle functions and lacks any intelligence. The vehicle has poor noise isolation. When driving on a very flat road at a speed of over 70, there will be unpleasant noises, including tire noise and wind noise. It becomes even more intolerable when the speed reaches 100, and I can only relieve it by listening to music. On uneven roads, the noise is also unbearable even at a speed of 40 - 50.
    ¡¾Most Satisfied¡¿
    The vehicle has strong power. The natural advantage of electric vehicles is the instant power response. The high torque at low speeds means that every time I step on the accelerator, there is an immediate power response. Although my car is a rear-wheel-drive version, the power is more than enough. Every time I go through a traffic light, I thought the cars behind were stationary at first, which really startled me. Later, I realized that it was because the speed difference between me and them was too large. The chassis performs excellently. The steering is smooth, precise, and easy to use. The steering wheel can be turned all the way around in one turn, and it can handle large or sharp turns with ease. Although the shock absorption of the chassis is not perfect, the road feel is clear. When passing over bumpy roads, the vehicle doesn't keep shaking, and the vibrations are quickly transmitted. Although it affects the riding experience to some extent, the overall performance is still okay.
    ¡¾Car Buying Experience¡¿
    At first, my target cars were mid-size sedans like the Accord and Passat, which are B-segment cars, as well as small hot hatchbacks like the Audi A3 two-door version and the Golf. I've loved these two types of cars since I was a child and am quite fascinated by the mechanical feeling of fuel-powered cars. I also test-drove these models, but I clearly felt that the concepts and in-vehicle systems of these cars were too traditional. Especially after I accidentally visited a Tesla official store and experienced the technological sense of the new Model 3, I couldn't stand the overall feeling of traditional fuel-powered cars anymore. However, the biggest obstacle I had with pure electric vehicles was range anxiety. But after test-driving the refreshed Model 3 twice in April and May last year, my range anxiety completely disappeared. When my family mentioned buying me a car during the Spring Festival this year, I didn't hesitate to tell them that I wanted to buy the refreshed Model 3, a pure electric vehicle. They had the same range anxiety problem as I did at first, but I patiently explained the specific details to them and dispelled their anxiety. After the Spring Festival, I went to the official store to look at the car again. I still felt the same excitement, so I quickly placed an order for the car and then went to Hohhot with my girlfriend to pick it up. The day after picking up the car, I went back to Shijiazhuang to register the car and choose a license plate that my girlfriend and I both liked. Then there were all kinds of stories along the way, and of course, there will be many more stories in the future.
    ¡¾Car Delivery Price¡¿
    At that time, my car had an 8,000 insurance subsidy and a five-year interest-free loan option. The only preferential policy I could enjoy was the 5,000 new purchase subsidy in Hohhot. However, when you add up the insurance cost, license plate registration fee, and all the miscellaneous expenses, the total price of the car was close to 230,000.
    ¡¾Space Performance¡¿
    Although it's a sedan, I'm really satisfied with the space in this car. I think both the passenger space and the storage space are quite good. However, the rear seats are indeed not very comfortable to sit on. I'm very satisfied with the storage space after using it extensively. The front trunk can fit a 20-inch suitcase, and the rear trunk can fit two 30-inch suitcases. There are also many storage spaces inside the car. There are good storage spaces under the four doors and in the center console. My girlfriend and I often go on self-driving trips, and basically, we can bring all the things we need for long-distance driving, including mattresses, pillows, quilts, camping chairs, clothes, and various daily necessities.
    ¡¾Range and Energy Consumption¡¿
    I'm quite satisfied with the range and energy consumption of the car. Currently, the energy consumption of my car is 126 wh/km, and the full-charge range is basically 497 km, which is better than the 451 km shown on the dashboard. Moreover, I find the charging speed acceptable.

    Review B

    I started looking at cars last year, considering both gasoline and electric vehicles and taking test drives. In particular, I looked at the Lynk & Co 03 GTI, Zeekr 001, NIO SU7, and Tesla Model 3.
    My girlfriend took a solo test drive of the SU7 once, and then I took two separate test drives with my friends. It didn't surprise me at all. Instead, I was really disappointed after having high expectations before the test drive. I was a bit sad after the test drive, after all, I had read so much relevant information online.
    I picked up the Model 3 directly two days after the test drive. Well, I'm really convinced. It feels like some car companies are just scamming. I'd advise everyone to take test drives themselves when buying a car. It's right to try more. Don't be brainwashed by online marketing.
    Appearance: Personally, I think it's really cool and good - looking over time.
    Handling: There's nothing to say. Those who have actually owned it should understand. You can drive the new car fast and make all kinds of extreme steering maneuvers, and the car remains extremely stable. But still, safety should be noted.
    Interior: The refreshed version is okay in my opinion. It has a lot of texture. If I say it has a sense of luxury, some people might scold me, but it really suits my style.
    Gear - shifting and steering: There's no discomfort as I imagined. I really have to complain about the turn - signal switch on the steering wheel. It's so abstract and very hard to use.
    Seats and space: The back row is very comfortable, and the space is more than enough. My grandfather sits well in it. It's much better than the back row of my roommate's old Model Y. Sitting in the back of his old Y is more uncomfortable than eating shit. Those who have sat there know it well. Another thing I can't stand is that the seats seem short without legrests. My legs get tired after driving for a long time in the driver's seat, so I bought a legrest.
    Power consumption: In normal urban driving, the power consumption is 10. When driving half on the highway and half in the urban area, the total power consumption is 14. I still drive quite fast, basically at 140 - 150 km/h. My colleague with the top - spec Zeekr 001 is a bit envious of my power consumption. It's so funny. His car has a 95 - kWh battery, but the power consumption is 20, and he says it can only run for more than 400 kilometers.
    Chassis: It's very solid. When going over bumps, it just bounces a bit, which is similar to my colleague's Zeekr 001. We took turns driving, and driving with this chassis is really enjoyable. Unlike some other cars I test - drove, they seem so loose in comparison. To put it bluntly, they just sway from side to side.
    The single - pedal mode is actually the kinetic energy recovery mode. Releasing the accelerator will slow down the car, and you can still step on the brake as usual! Just step on it in an emergency. The accelerator pedal is very sensitive, which is better than several other electric cars I've test - driven. I can't finish talking about it. That's it for now. I'll reply to any questions in the comment section.

    Review C

    [Appearance and Interior] The refreshed Model 3 looks much better than the old model, especially the headlights, which are more distinct and give a sporty look. On the interior door panels, the long - range version is equipped with Alcantara suede, which is usually only found in high - performance cars. With the embellishment of ambient lights, the newly designed steering wheel has clearer lines, and the seat shape is more sporty. Although the overall interior is simple, it is no longer so plain that it looks cheap and unacceptable as before.
    Both the appearance and the interior are more attractive, being simple yet full of quality.
    [Power Performance] There's no need to elaborate on the power. I used to drive an A7 and even tuned it to the first - stage performance. Gas - powered cars really can't compare. Judging from the powertrain parameters, this is definitely an S7 equivalent, and it can accelerate from 0 - 100 km/h even a bit faster (currently, the new S7 takes 4.6 seconds).
    [Personal View on the Wheel Options] For the long - range model, I think it's a great choice to opt for the 19 - inch wheels. The tires with a 235/40 aspect ratio can be even thinner than the 275/35 ones I had on my modified A7, close to 265 (255)/35. Moreover, these wheels are bright silver and can match any color of the original car, looking very nice. In addition, if you want to modify the wheels in the future, you can directly install 19 - inch ones without worrying about the vehicle registration procedures.
    [Personal View on Buying the Long - Range Model] Currently, the market mainly promotes the rear - wheel - drive standard - range models. However, in my opinion, the long - range model not only has an extra 100 km of range, but more importantly, it has four - wheel drive. On muddy and slippery roads, stability is essential. Most current electric cars are high - powered rear - wheel - drive. For those who don't like aggressive driving, it's usually not a problem. But just in case, when driving on the highway on a rainy day, there may be puddles on the road. When the car suddenly passes through a puddle at high speed, the wheels experience different resistances, which increases the risk of losing control. Front - wheel drive and four - wheel drive are relatively safer and more reliable (which is the most important). Both the long - range model and the 3P are equipped with a 17 - speaker sound system. I used to listen to the B&O in my Audi. Personally, I think the sound quality of the long - range model is quite good, but I'm not sure if it's just a psychological effect, but I still feel it's a bit inferior, haha.

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