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this alone will be a good enough excuse to get this car if you could afford it. Asides Nissan GTR, supercars running in 300,000 USD will do roughly 3.0~3.1. hy
by curiousjorge 11y ago
this alone will be a good enough excuse to get this car if you could afford it.
Asides Nissan GTR, supercars running in 300,000 USD will do roughly 3.0~3.1. hypercars like pagani, p1, porsche, laferrari achieve sub 3.0
I'm extremely impressed. Even more because this was just another regular software update.
- dandrews 11y agoNot only s/w this time.
- myth_buster 11y agoIt's not a software upgrade One catch: unlike most Tesla Model S tuning enhancements, this one isn’t a software update — and it’s not free. Why? Because Tesla had to make new, physical hardware to make this possible. Specifically, they had to make a fuse that didn’t melt when you pulled ridiculously high amperages over it. The fuse upgrade will be a $10k option for new buyers, and cost $5k (before installation) for existing P85D owners.