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In Europe, the Model S indeed seems to blend in. I can understand it has interesting line in the US market, but in the EU, it does not stand out much. I confuse
by gutnor 9y ago
In Europe, the Model S indeed seems to blend in. I can understand it has interesting line in the US market, but in the EU, it does not stand out much. I confused it before with Ford, Jaguar, Peugeot or indeed some rarer brand, especially before the front refresh.
I personally find it quite attractive, it is a crowd pleasing design, but as a first model it could have used some sort of design extravagance. Something that scream "there is a Tesla 5 car down" even if you have just seen the rear corner of the boot or a light. Missed quite a few opportunities to tell people to look at the Tesla because, well, I didn't see it myself.
- lttlrck 9y agoYeah I think it uses pretty generic design language along the lines of Audi A4/5. And it’s been approximately the same for 6 years now. They’re going to have to do an extensive refresh across all models pretty soon or it’s going to look really tired. Inside and out. Edit: I don’t mean it looks like an Audi (obviously I hope) I mean it’s conservative design language similar to Audi.