Elon Musk Tesla, Inc Cars 12 features your regular car definitely doesn’t have
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the single centre screen that controls everything you need to do,
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1. Only one touchscreen
from running the car and playing the radio to finding driving directions.
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1. Only one touchscreen
It claims to be hands-free driving that can stop at stop signs and traffic lights,
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2. Autopilot
make automatic lane changes, and eventually
auto-steer on any road,
even off the highway.
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2. Autopilot
Tesla has its own charging network, exclusive to Tesla owners.
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3. Supercharging
Supercharging is available across the U.S. The fast-charging adds up to 200 miles in 15 minutes.
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3. Supercharging
Just like iPhone Tesla's software connects to WiFi
and can update a
long list of car functions.
4. Free over-the-air updates
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It's like a hotel room keycard, but for your car you can
touch it to the door side
panel to unlock the door.
5. Keycard access
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If someone gets too close to your Tesla for too long, the cameras start recording,
6. Sentry mode
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and classical music starts playing from the audio system.
6. Sentry mode
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7. Dog mode is for dogs to chill in the car. The car is kept cool with the air system still on even with the car in park.
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8. Ludicrous and Plaid the car can go up to 200 mph and accelerates to 60 mph in under two seconds.
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9. Bioweapon defence mode automatically turns the car into a safe breathing space.
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10. Netflix, Hulu, YouTube streaming You can watch all your favourite shows on your Tesla
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11. CaraokeMore entertainment - it's karaoke, with lyrics to popular songs appearing on the touchscreen when parked.
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12. The frunk - People put anything, to extra charging cords in the front compartment
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