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It'll get easier over time, just like most cars. I think once EVs become more generally popular we will see more little modding companies pop up like they do f
by Klathmon 7y ago
It'll get easier over time, just like most cars.
I think once EVs become more generally popular we will see more little modding companies pop up like they do for most ICE "performance-ey" cars, but even now there are a good amount of non-performance mods available for Tesla's. A popular one is a powered trunk for Model 3s that can even be closed from the app via a canbus interface.
Hell my last car was an Audi TT, and there was a damn app you could buy that would let you root and modify the car!
- xeromal 7y agoYeah, once mechanics are more comfortable with the car, I could see more mods happening. Honestly, i'd love to find a crashed performance model 3 that I could steal the motors from and throw in my SR+. That feels like a mod that shouldn't be that complicated. The biggest hurdle would probably be getting the software to send the right signals to them.