Driving Tesla’s Model 3 changes everything


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 01 Aug 2017

Driving a fully loaded electric beast is as thrilling as the fiercest roller coaster.

If you’ve ever driven Tesla's flagship vehicle-the US$140,000 (RM599,130)  Model S P100D-you’ve experienced an unparalleled version of driving power. Zero to 60 in 2.3 seconds punches you back in the seat while making the stomach turn somersaults. Some people live for that feeling. I’m not one of them.

Sure, driving a fully loaded electric beast is as thrilling as the fiercest roller coaster-but not everyone wants their daily commute to be the Kingda Ka. After taking one of the first drives of Tesla's new Model 3 last week, I came away thinking that CEO Elon Musk has finally delivered an electric car for the everyday road tripper like me.

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