First Time Driving a TESLA | (TIPS & TRICKS)

[@MattDanadel]

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[@trickywoo5165]

My biggest concern is the fact that any hacker worth his salt can hack a Tesla.

[@jwstolk]

@@trickywoo5165 Most news stories are about hackers that own a tesla, and have access to the internal network connector. They managed to view more of the normally hidden self-driving statistics, enable testing modes of the software and enable some software upgrades for free. The car has several computers, motor control, driving and the infotainment system run on different computers. Most news stories are about the infotainment system, since the other computers will only run software digitally signed by Tesla. Unlike many other fossil and EV cars, the Tesla's are actually very secure and one of the least stolen cars.

[@chrisberninger7969]

I've not yet driven a Tesla and am renting one next month so this video was a great primer on the basics of driving one for the first time - thanks!

[@NancyRice-b3c]

I’m picking up my Tesla y today as well. Nervous and excited at the same time. My husband is out of town so I’m on my own.

[@melangreathouse2209]

Well Done, Matt. Well Done. This video was clear, concise and very informative. I subscribed. There are a plethora of “ Tesla Geeks “ on KZbin, but your channel “ super resonates “ with me.

[@MattDanadel]

Thanks! Glad you found this video useful

[@thomasruwart1722]

Great video! I would like to add that if you have a Model Y then BEFORE you plop the rear seats down flat, make SURE the front seats are positioned far enough forward so that the headrests on the rear seats do NOT hit the back side of the front seats.

[@EchoKilo]

Coincidentally, I just reserved a rental Y model for a trip to Nashville, I’ve never been in a Tesla and have heard their operation is not intuitive so I searched for an instructional video and it looks like this was filmed in Nashville. Thanks.

[@CoolCaliforniaMom]

Excellent thank you !! I was very nervous about driving my hubbys new Y ☺️ I appreciate your help!

[@MattDanadel]

Glad it helped!

[@jwstolk]

Charging at home is actually the most convenient, if you can park on or near your own property. Charging time depends on the used charger and plugs (and how much you drive in a day) but should typically have no trouble re-charging the car at night. For road trips exceeding the battery range, the Tesla Superchargers (or other public chargers) are a fast way to fill the battery, about 20x faster than home charging. I bought the 2024 Model 3, which uses buttons on the steering wheel instead of steering stalks, but the rest of the video is still very relevant. I like the new slider on the edge of the touch screen for drive/reverse/park. It automatically appears at low speed, it is not required to touch the break and does a very smooth transition when changing direction without a complete stop.

[@SpaceBoyTesla]

Great video! Im picking up my M3 today. Nervous/Excited!

[@MattDanadel]

Congrats!

[@marshallhughes4514]

Well how did it go?

[@larrytate9010]

Thank you, that was by far one of the best tesla videos I have seen, well directed and filmed. Very informative and a nice voice to listen to. yes i am subscribing and gave you a like. Thanks again

[@MattDanadel]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy my videos!

[@MTtroutfisher406]

Great video! Renting a Y this weekend. Thanks for the great footage of Nashville!

[@peppatheoof]

11:44 If you use a 240 V outlet, it's only a difference at most of 15 miles every hour, so I'd personally go with the portable one with a 240V outlet

[@emar1999]

Order on Friday.. delivery next Wednesday.. can’t wait.. I’ve been studying all the videos..

[@odelyalevy]

Thank you. Great video. Very educational and well spoken. 👍

[@Shazam-sc9dl]

1:03 years ago today I had to take are the best pictures so far in this photo I took with the kids in my backyard in a little while ago and I was so proud

[@balarajuc5048]

😊 great explanation and very helpful, thanks for this content

[@LeonaWing]

Thank you

[@thomasam3467]

Im getting my Telsa model Y on thursday. Im really confused on how one pedal driving works. Does the car know when it has to stop when i stop pressing the accelerator or will i have to be ready to use the brakes?

[@j.m1578]

Thank you brother for the very informative video. It’s my first time driving an EV vehicle and I’m happy with my purchase! I’m still learning a lot and my wife loves it too! Thank you so much.

[@julzzee5976]

Best user experience channel for tesla, that I have found so far. Awesome work thanks

[@MattDanadel]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy my videos!

[@robertomnieves7174]

I would to have the speed odometer in front of the steering wheel, so we don't have to turn to the right to see the speed.

[@FirstNameLastName-gz1sw]

Im driving a few hours with my friend tomorrow to pick up his dads car from storage, he’ll be driving his dads car and I’ll be driving his model y back home for him. I’ve driven it once but just briefly and it was the weirdest car I’ve ever been in so I gotta do some homework

[@stevethompson3153]

Thanks Matt 👍

[@PaulWilliamGibson]

Very informative and helpful video, thank you.

[@Tactical_Response_Team]

Id def like to yo give it a shot and try one. I just fear itll keep on going and im just so use to rhe drivr reversr from a gas powered vehicle

[@AMPed.]

Easily, for the value of money and what you get and what the model y offers in terms of owning experience, zero cost maintenance, fun factor, functionality, versatility, efficiency, overal driving experience, the numerous features, I believe Model Y Performance at $53,000USD is the best car ever made in history. If you had only one car in the world you could choose what would it be. You wouldn't choose audi R8 or BMW M5 (good gosh with the maintenance and priced more too or Lambo (can't take your family in it)

[@DecepticonLBC]

Just purchased my 2023 Tesla Model Y Long range today and was happy i made the whole purchase and insurance from my smart phone. No pesky salesman to try and make you purchase additional crap you don't need. Love the vid ! Liked and subbed.

[@MattDanadel]

Thanks for the support. Congrats on your Model Y!!

[@michellepeng1899]

Picking my tesla Y today. Can't wait😊😊

[@HT-sd4to]

Thank you!!!!

[@yulianchulovskiy8492]

As to ride comfort it is a hit and miss depending on the model. I drove a model 3 and found it very uncomfortable, feeling ever bump on the highway, with my back seat passengers immediately telling me. But in the model Y the comfort from suspension is sublime. I loved it and put on order that day because it makes the most sense for me as I drive for work and around my area, doing about 17k miles a year minimum.

[@arthaschen4701]

Moving back to Nashville later this year. Any chance I can pay you a visit? Big fan! Btw also a model YP owner

[@dennis1234k]

Nice video

[@MrRandyabela]

I have model y lr, it is very stiff

[@davidvestey6014]

So in the rain, in the dark at 70mph I have to look at a touchscreen to change the headlights…?!!

[@MattDanadel]

Unfortunately

[@GrahamRiverProductio]

Great video - do you have a video on how to activate Autopilot?

[@MattDanadel]

No, but you tap twice on the right stalk to engage it. You press on the brake pedal or pull the right stalk up to disengage it. Tapping once on the right stalk engages traffic aware cruise control

[@stuntchickentv]

I posted this video on Heartbeat

[@westfield90]

I’ve watched dozens of Tesla videos but had no clue there was only one pedal. No one else felt that was important to mention it.

[@MattDanadel]

No, it’s not that there is only one pedal. There are 2 pedals: accelerator & brake pedal just like any other car. What I was referring to is one-pedal driving, which is made possible in electric cars because of regenerative braking. This is a mechanism found on most hybrid and full-electric vehicles. It captures the kinetic energy from braking and converts it into the electrical power that charges the vehicle's high voltage battery. Regen braking also slows the car down, this is where one-pedal driving comes from. You still will use your brakes in the case of an emergency or whenever you desire.

[@realgdp27]

There’s 2 pedals like any other car

[@westfield90]

@@MattDanadel ok cool thank you. Maybe it’s too early when I watched your video and my brain hadn’t fully woken up 😂

[@westfield90]

@@realgdp27 thank you I now see it in the video.

[@lesbrown8099]

Thank you…

[@robertcarroll4733]

Pricing? 2 seconds max, you could have done better!

[@bobcloughjr]

This is a how to video. Not a product review. C'mon man do better🙄

[@dm.TôTáp1.2.3]

BEFORE…All of you should deep think about...IT'S REAL TRUE!! *Tesla Model 3 Total Cost After 10 Years =20k for Battery/10years + $ Suppercharged/Home (+) SERVICES/Maintainance = TOO MUCH?? *Hond/Toy 2024 Total Cost After 10 Years = 0,636k for 02-Battery/10years + $ Gas (+) SERVICES/Maintainance = VERY CHEAP!! Why... ??