The company also shared some updates on Twitter related to the glass roof on Model S and Model X as well.
“Glass roof now weighs less & lets in 5x more light with same level of UV protection. This also improves handling as it helps low center of gravity,” said Tesla on Twitter.
Letting in more light but also retaining the same UV protection, but also making glass weigh less? Now that sounds like classic Tesla engineering hard at work, continuing its goal to always improve.
As for Plaid Model S and Model X, both now “come with improved brake pads with higher thermal capacity = better overall braking performance.” The company announced changes to these brakes back in January.
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SpaceX has just slashed the price of its portable Starlink Mini dish to a new all-time low, making it significantly more accessible for users looking to take satellite internet on the road. According to a new report from PCMag, the Starlink Mini is now priced at $199 in the U.S., down 20% from its usual […]
