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And “you’re holding it wrong” is equally wrong in this case. Funny how somehow the millions who were “holding it wrong” were not holding the previous model wro
by rhaway84773 3y ago
And “you’re holding it wrong” is equally wrong in this case.
Funny how somehow the millions who were “holding it wrong” were not holding the previous model wrong nor were holding the next model wrong.
And while all you’re saying about the driving range being affected by those factors is correct, if the car cannot accurately predict the range for this particular driver using some pretty simple historical data it should have then the Tesla’s shouldn’t display miles remaining.