This just makes the Tesla Model S P90D, from 14 years ago, just look even better. 509km range (in the lab) and incredible acceleration, and looks pretty normal and practical. And it doesn't make you bring your own phone and bluetooth speaker for infotainment.

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wlesieutre 4 hours ago | parent [-]

How is the infotainment tablet in a 14 year old Model S performing these days? Haven't they progressively worsened its performance through software updates and then sold you a hardware upgrade to fix it for several thousand dollars?

I'd rather just bring my phone, which gets replaced every 4-years or so anyway.

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philipallstar 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I understand I must've triggered some sort of prerecorded response, but this is pretty off-topic even given that.

	▲	wlesieutre an hour ago \| parent [-]
		I thought that was a pretty direct response to "And it doesn't make you bring your own phone and bluetooth speaker for infotainment." As far as I'm concerned, not being able to bring your phone to the infotainment system is a negative, not something to brag about. I had my last car until it was 19 years old, and I have zero faith that an in-car computer will perform adequately for that long. The other specs of the Model S are still very impressive and I don't have anything to add about on those.