First of all, I have yet to drive a 4wd Tesla.
But during driving my P85 I did enjoy how a backwheel drived car handled - comming around a corner and strighten the car with the "gass" pedal was pure fun.
I asume this is not the same in a 4 whel drive car where the fun is in the curve, not when you streighten up.
I hope Tesla will at some point make it user selectable where the torch should be.
e.g. "auto" and/or a slider (like the sunroof) where user can select where the torch should be - e.g. 70% rear and 30% front.
This way you may set it to pure frontwheel drive for economic drive, rearwheel drive for fun, or any point in between. - there should of couse be a indication where optimal setting are at current speed and a way to select "auto".
this way I will not miss my P85 driving style
does this make sence ?
But during driving my P85 I did enjoy how a backwheel drived car handled - comming around a corner and strighten the car with the "gass" pedal was pure fun.
I asume this is not the same in a 4 whel drive car where the fun is in the curve, not when you streighten up.
I hope Tesla will at some point make it user selectable where the torch should be.
e.g. "auto" and/or a slider (like the sunroof) where user can select where the torch should be - e.g. 70% rear and 30% front.
This way you may set it to pure frontwheel drive for economic drive, rearwheel drive for fun, or any point in between. - there should of couse be a indication where optimal setting are at current speed and a way to select "auto".
this way I will not miss my P85 driving style
does this make sence ?
