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2 Sep 2017 Not the Chevrolet Bolt, Nissan Leaf or any Tesla. And they likely never will, even though it's technically possible, as Engineering Explained points out. Actually, it's really not at all difficult to hook up an electric motor to a manual gearbox; it works in very much the same it does with conventional internal
30 Mar 2017 For those who consider themselves driving enthusiasts and have come from driving entertaining, manual transmission cars to a Tesla, what are your thoughts? Do you miss the visceral experience hearing the roar of the engine as you shift yourself going down a winding road? Do you feel the driver-car
You have the i-Miev and Leaf for this.;-) The i-Miev has a 16kwh battery, which is 1/5 of the battery on the top Model S, but the range is 1/3, the i-Miev has . Tesla has some of the best engineers to have come up with the Model S. I am certain they can introduce a manual transmission that provides the
23 Jul 2017 Just a few days before the launch of the Model 3, Tesla has slipped an interesting update into the onboard instruction manuals of Model S and Model X. After the most recent software update, the new gear selector seen on Model 3 prototypes is now part of the manuals.
30 Aug 2017 Even though it's not logical, it doesn't mean an automaker couldn't do it to simply appease enthusiasts. Even today, manual transmissions aren't the optimal transmission solution as quick-shifting automatics and dual-clutch systems outdo 3-pedal setups. The manual gearbox truly lives on for simple driving
27 Nov 2017
After owning a manual transmission and an auto, I decided a long time ago to only buy manuals. There is something to be said about the connection you have with the car and an additional 'fun' factor. I'm a little hesitant buying a Tesla just because there are no gears like a typical ICE. A model 3 is
Model S doesn't have one because (arguably) it doesn't need one - it can go to 130mph and zero-60 in 4.2 seconds with only one (fixed) gear. But it would be possible to add a gearbox and achieve a much higher top speed - 200mph has been spe
If Tesla made a virtual manual shift kit for the Model S, I would be first in line to buy one. They could have a dummy clutch and shifter and set a program that makes engine sounds over the speakers. When the "clutch" is depressed, you can rev the "engine" compete with a tach on the display. It shouldn't be
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