A new video review on the German Autobahn reveals the new Tesla Model 3 Performance is a giant-killer.
Say what you want about Tesla these days—and believe me, there is plenty you could say—I'm genuinely excited to see the new Model 3 Performance hit the road. The company's stock price may need big promises about AI and robotics, but the world needs more great electric vehicles, and the updated go-fast version of the Model 3 feels like the kind of stuff the automaker should be doing more of.
You had better aim it carefully, in other words. And it seems quite at home on Germany's high-speed highways, it easily cruises over 180 km/h and has room to go from there. Model 3 Performance Autobahn Test He's not a huge fan of the brakes, which he says don't quite feel up to the task here, nor is he in love with the Model 3's new gear selector button setup above the rearview mirror; honestly, no one seems to love that so far.
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