Am I missing something here? Why spent 4 pages arguing about the blind spot. It's just a $6 feature. I use it all the time
. Btw, I also got a passenger blind spot cover too since it comes with 2
https://www.amazon.com/Mirror-Blind...=blindspot&qid=1607933731&s=automotive&sr=1-3
Oh, for those who really miss the blind spot feature, I still have an old one since I recently upgrade with better blind spot features. $1 extra with a larger view, well worth it. Let me know if you need the blind spot feature I can send my old ones
J/K guys, I do think the blind spot is a gimmick, I have driven cars with a blind spot, my Lexus has a very good blind spot, but I've never used it. I always turn my head, getting used to it. It never bothers me to turn my head, I like it that way too. Technology is nice but sometimes is not necessary. For me, I rather Tesla focus on his battery technology than focus on the blind spot. We have stuck with the same battery problem for the last 40 years, density, fast charging, loss of capacity over time, heat, ect..., we have not solved them yet. Solid-state battery is looking good for now, but we really do need groundbreaking battery technology. Imo, whoever wins battery technology, will dominate EVs. I will switch to GM if it has a groud breaking battery. Who does not like 10mins full charge, 500 miles range, 1million miles of a battery lifetime
I do agree with some posts, buying a Tesla is not about luxury, you are buying battery and power and software technology. Software, charging infrastructure, and 0-60, those are features that set Tesla apart from the rest. I really don't know how people expect luxury and features with Tesla. I tested drive Audi E-tron before decided to get MY, e-tron is like 10 times more luxurious than the Tesla, has much more features. My wife loved it too. But when we decided to buy an EV, we bought MY. I don't need to give a reason, for now, you guys probably know why.