If a single motor Tesla takes longer to pre-condition its battery than a dual motor, would that imply a tri-motor pre-conditioning even faster and necessarily so given the size of the battery?
This is true. I find myself inching towards awd everyday for many reasons one being battery-wise that the tri motor just feels kinda like dual motor plus.
To all the commenters, this really helps. Cheers!
Yea I had read about that - was partially the motive to hop on here and take up people's precious time by distracting them with a 'very important' post to engage in rather than complete the work they so desperately need to get done in their lives.
39 year old here (see *FYI below as to how my age is relevant). I have a two-part question:
1) If one chooses the AWD over tri-motor, which one will be expected to last the longest assuming a driver with a heavy foot and/or hauling a near-max heavy load?
2) If one wishes to upgrade their no...
Sweet A/T tires will only be $1880 extra not 4k like I feared woohoo! (I now estimate everything Tesla by multiplying what I think it will be by 2 so that I no-longer get my hopes up)