The Model 3 by Tesla may get features usually reserved for its more expensive, larger siblings. Code sleuth Green has found hints in Tesla’s app to a series of possible embankments to the introductory EV, most possibly a 100kWh battery. It is difficult to claim if this might offer the acceleration and range of the Model S, but you would surely get closer. Hence, Green also discovered code recommending Ludicrous Mode may get to the Model 3 to offer extra-quick roll outs.
Other leaks highlights to a probable “base plus AWD” trim phase, new wheel alternatives (comprising “dark staggered” 20-inch stiletto wheels), and a since-verified option to in-house sensors of tire pressure rather than the previous Continental device.
There is no assurance that Tesla will add the performance, battery, or wheel upgrades. This is a firm dubbed to cut and add features on the fly as its production and sales abilities alter, and what is in the pipeline now can be slashed moving further.
The battery update did seem to survive a code wash out, although, pointing that Tesla is at least keeping changes such as this under its sleeves. There are a number of factors why a 100kWh battery might make logic, for that matter. It is clear that Tesla’s tech is enhancing when the firm states that its forthcoming Roadster will feature a rangeof 620 miles and a 200kWh battery. It may shortly be practical to add a 100kWh battery into the tinnier confines of a Model 3. Taking that into consideration, the Model 3 is obviously the most popular vehicle by Tesla. A bigger battery can assist Tesla maintain interest, at least amongstusers who are ready to pay a huge amount for a relatively tiny car.