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2026. 8. 27. 작업

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tjw110 said: It's still a NO from me, Tesla like all other EV's still have no soul.. and the interior is just a horrific and lifeless place to spend your time.I get the idea of an easy commuter vehicle but again, it's a soulless and hollow commute with an absolute lack in passion. (I have a 911 turbo S, it has all the huff and puff to keep EV's firmly in the rear view mirror..)At least if you wear crocks in public, they allow your soul to slowly flow out of the holes, EV's take it away from you when you make some form of argument about any benefits or reason for owning one....Rant over, ready

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cobra kid said: TomR650 said: Model S owner here. I was a total gearhead having had my fair share of desirable cars (M3s M6, 911's, Lotus, twin turbo Supras etc etc). I bit the bullet two years ago, it was a huge step into the unknown for me. I've put almost 30k miles on it in the last two years - Looking back I wish Id done it sooner.Mine has the ultra white interior (doddle to look after) with carbon. 520hp 4 wheel drive (dual motor). Its rapid, handles well for a big car (smart air suspension). This has Enhanced Auto Pilot (EAP), it drives itself. On long journeys, or in bad traffic it means I get out totally refreshed at the end of the journey. Telsa updates almost the entire fleet every month, this car is constantly updating itself. My last car (Range Rover) got ONE update in 4 years of ownership, and that was a bug fix. These updates keep the car fresh and about as future proof as you can get.I sit in other cars now, drive them too, and just think its literally like going back to the steam age. Too much lag, too much waiting around for something to happen, when it does happen its yawn inducing. Im addicted to that instant power and being able to place the car exactly on the bit of road I'm looking at. One pedal driving is amazing, I'm still on original brakes and disks at almost 80K miles.There's a lot of ignorance around, and for some reason, some people get really fired up about electric vehicles. I find the ones that get up a height about it are people who have never owned one. Range anxiety is a complete fallacy, batteries catching fire, batteries failing etc etc etc just rubbish. There's heaps of places now that can repair batteries for a few grand.For anyone looking to dabble, i'd honestly say bite the bullet - you may just give yourself a surprise.Regarding the one pedal driving - is the "motor braking" as effective as it sounds? Instead of lifting off completely, like in an ICE, do you gradually come off the gas pedal (yes I know!) to a point where i