Tesla Model 3 Review: The BEST Car I’ve Ever Driven

Tesla Model 3 Review: Best & most fun car I've ever driven! Model 3 is currently the most affordable Tesla. In the US it's the best-selling all-electric car & mid-size premium sedan.
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I've been a #Tesla fan for a long time but now I realize how far ahead Tesla is technologically.

I can use the Tesla app to manage many different things on my #Model3 from anywhere - see its location, interior temperature, check if it's charging, view the battery range, turn on heat or AC, remotely unlock or lock the doors, open the frunk/trunk, honk the horn and flash the lights.

As long as I have my smartphone with Bluetooth enabled, the Model 3 senses when I'm near the car and it will automatically unlock when I press to open the door, and it's ready to drive when I sit.

Windshield wipers can be set to Auto which will enable the wipers to automatically turn themselves on and off based on off it's raining or not.

The Trip Planner is great because when you type in a destination that is more distance than your current battery range, it will show you which Superchargers you need to stop at and how long you need to charge in order to get to your destination without running out of battery.

It allows music playback through Bluetooth from a smartphone but what I really love is that the Model 3 has built-in LTE connection with music streaming via Slacker Radio. When playing via Bluetooth is does display what you're playing on the touch screen and you're able to control the playback from the steering wheel and on-screen buttons.

Besides the two stalks on either side that have controls like windshield wipers, brights, turn signals, parking button, cruise control and autopilot: the wheel has two scroll buttons that can be scrolled up or down, pressed left or right, and clicked in the middle. My hope is that Tesla can continue to push software updates that will enable more sophisticated voice controls because that's where many of our devices are moving towards and it would be great to say things like "set cruise control to 70 mph" or "open glovebox".

Tesla claims this is still beta but you've probably heard of Tesla Autopilot which, on certain roads, will automatically steer, accelerate, and brake as needed to stay within the lane at whatever speed you set. To enable Autopilot while driving, double tap down on the right stalk and if it's available it will pop a message saying to keep your hands on the wheel and be ready to take over at any time.

On roads when Autopilot isn't available or when it's limited to a certain speed, I will enable normal cruise control with one tap down of the right stalk and it maintains that speed like any other car but if the car ahead slows down, the Model 3 will brake and speed up again to maintain that speed.

Even though it's fun to enjoy the quick acceleration, there's an ironic phenomenon that comes with owning a Tesla because I've found it to be a fun challenge to see if I can achieve better range efficiency than my previous drive.

In the Model 3 if you need to come to a complete stop while driving like at a red light for example, all you have to do is press the brake pedal until the "Hold" icon appears and then you can take your foot off the brake and the car will stay stopped.

When cruise control is enabled it keeps a steady speed even if you're going up or down a steep hill, there's no delay in acceleration compared to my old Pontiac.

It's attractive while being fully electric with zero emissions, it's quick yet quiet, it's fast yet safe, it's compact yet comfortable, it's fun yet relaxing, it can travel over 300 miles on a single charge yet has a nationwide network of Supercharger stations for a quick charge when needed, and most of all: the Model 3 is the future, and it's here now.

Tesla Model 3 is like the flagship smartphone to the electric vehicle & autonomous car revolution, and once you experience it you may get a little sad & nostalgic for antiquated gasoline cars because they'll soon be forgotten in the rear view mirror of what is the #TeslaModel3

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