9 Things You May Not Know About a Tesla

1. The Most Traded in Car for a New Tesla Model 3 in Europe is the Volkswagen Golf The total-cost-of ownership is compelling. A Tesla is cheap to run with low fuel and maintenance costs that the most traded in vehicle for a Model 3 is a Volkswagen Golf. With no mandatory service intervals and electricity costing less than a third of petrol or diesel, moving from a cheaper sticker price car to a Model 3 or even Model S and Model X is commonplace across the globe. 2. Dashcam as Standard You can record and store video footage captured by the car’s camera onto a USB flash drive. While stationary, Sentry Mode adds a unique layer of protection to Tesla vehicles by continuously monitoring the environment around the car when it is left unattended. When enabled, Sentry Mode enters a “Standby” state, like many home alarm systems, which uses the car’s external cameras to detect potential threats. 3. Model 3 Air Vents Are Invisible Anytime you move the air direction in the touch screen, carefully calculated ratios of vertical and horizontal air pressure are in play between two intersecting vents. 4. A Tesla Memorizes (And Adjusts To) Bad Roads, Obstacles and Narrow Streets model The location-based settings enable the driver to automatically adjusts its suspension or auto-folds mirrors in a narrow street or carwash when you pass the same location next time. 5. You Use the Tesla App to Make a Service Appointment Owners schedule a service visit in their Tesl