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With the established [European and Far Eastern] manufacturers now sorting their electric game there’s no excuse to have a Tesla now.
The EV6, i4 et al, even the Megane and MG4 have moved things on so much in the last year or so.
The Americans and Chinese are still ahead of the Europeans on tech (the Chinese frighteningly so) but don’t yet seem to have a grasp of what makes a car a nice thing to travel in, or don’t think it matters. The Europeans know that being able to make a window work by pointing at it and saying ‘down’ is only impressive once, where a properly sprung and damped ride and tactile interactions with controls matter every time you drive.
Hefty-
I'm not sure what is a better option than a Model-Y in that category - ideally I'd have just had an EV xc60 or spent 120k on a taycan cross turismo but neither was an option...
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With the established [European and Far Eastern] manufacturers now sorting their electric game there’s no excuse to have a Tesla now.
The EV6, i4 et al, even the Megane and MG4 have moved things on so much in the last year or so.
The Americans and Chinese are still ahead of the Europeans on tech (the Chinese frighteningly so) but don’t yet seem to have a grasp of what makes a car a nice thing to travel in, or don’t think it matters. The Europeans know that being able to make a window work by pointing at it and saying ‘down’ is only impressive once, where a properly sprung and damped ride and tactile interactions with controls matter every time you drive.
Interesting developments afoot that may have a significant impact here.
Tenderloin
Dammit
Thanks this is helpful. Mine has Hankook tyres.
I'm obviously a total n00b but I was pretty shocked at how bad the ride quality is vs the XC60 - with the above is it going to give a much better ride or just slightly? Or do I just sell it and get something else :/