This is definitely written like a tech review, not a car review. The sort of minor interior refresh Tesla did is not uncommon for larger car companies to do e

This is definitely written like a tech review, not a car review. The sort of minor interior refresh Tesla did is not uncommon for larger car companies to do every year or two. The complete redesign that happens every five to eight years is a lot more complete than what Tesla has done. Also, a big weight toward the rear of the car will (all else equal) lead to oversteer. (To the uninitiated, understeer = "I missed the turn", oversteer = "I spun out"). A little oversteer is what you want in a sports car, but that can be adjusted pretty easily by tuning the anti-roll-bar stiffness. Most cars from the factory are tuned to understeer slightly, as most consumers who lose control of their car expect to leave the road facing forwards and not backwards.