-autopilot with auto-follow, even resumes after braking to a stop, smoothly.
-autopilot reduces the stress of driving
-autopilot wakes you up if sleepy
-autopilot engages evasive maneuvers if a crash is imminent, even when autopilot is not on.
-will soon be able to stop at red lights on own.
-self-parking
-over-the-air software updates remotely and automatically
-keyless entry and startup
-auto summon feature
-auto-raising suspension system, by location
-traction control
-map always updated showing current charging stations within range
-shows you how full the nearest charging station is.
-precise control - no lag
-smooth quiet ride, especially with the 19-inch tires.
-unmatched safety profile
-designed from the ground up as an electric vehicle
-a whole bunch of Easter eggs
Also, minimal problems compared to other cars.
"...about 5 -7% battery degradation."
"...As for the drive units, they are warrantied for infinite miles or 8 years. The earlier designed units had steel ball bearings on the rotor shafts, that caused come milling noise, due to microscopic pitting. They came up with a new design using ceramic bearings and the drive units (motor, invertor, gear reduction box) are designed to last a million miles."
"...Unlike most auto companies, Tesla reduces its parts costs as its volumes increase and their own costs go down. For example the center CPU/17" HD display used to be $4,000 and is now $1,200."
"I have 93,000 on my 2015 85D model S, Other than a set of new tires, it has not required anything. It has lost around 3% battery life."
https://forums.tesla.com/forum/forums/what-happens-when-tesla-reaches-100000-miles-150000-miles
"...about 5 -7% battery degradation."
"...As for the drive units, they are warrantied for infinite miles or 8 years. The earlier designed units had steel ball bearings on the rotor shafts, that caused come milling noise, due to microscopic pitting. They came up with a new design using ceramic bearings and the drive units (motor, invertor, gear reduction box) are designed to last a million miles."
"...Unlike most auto companies, Tesla reduces its parts costs as its volumes increase and their own costs go down. For example the center CPU/17" HD display used to be $4,000 and is now $1,200."
"I have 93,000 on my 2015 85D model S, Other than a set of new tires, it has not required anything. It has lost around 3% battery life."
https://forums.tesla.com/forum/forums/what-happens-when-tesla-reaches-100000-miles-150000-miles
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