Best look yet at Tesla Model 3 handling snowy conditions on standard tires
Tesla owners from around the world have managed to help the company brand its Model S and Model X vehicle as having world-class performance, both for its supercar-destroying acceleration as well as for its winter handling capabilities. The current versions of Tesla's flagship vehicles control power to all four wheels through dual independently operated electric motors, ...
From article, (Tesla owners from around the world have managed to help the company brand its Model S and Model X vehicle as having world-class performance, both for its supercar-destroying acceleration as well as for its winter handling capabilities.
The current versions of Tesla’s flagship vehicles control power to all four wheels through dual independently operated electric motors, providing unparalleled traction in even the worst of winter conditions. Short of driving your Tesla through a snow-covered off-road track with deep, muddy ruts, Model S and Model X’s all-wheel drive system will largely handle snowy conditions with relative ease. But, how does Tesla’s newest Model 3 compact sedan with rear-wheel drive fare on winter roadways, let alone on factory tires? Surprisingly well.)
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