How Different Does 2024 Tesla Model 3 RWD Drive Compare to the 2023 Model 3

🚗 Join me as we delve into discovering how the 2024 Tesla Model 3 RWD stands apart from its 2023 predecessor, a vehicle previously featured and reviewed on this very channel. 🌟
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Prepare to be captivated as we explore every facet of this sleek machine. From its exterior styling to the refined interior quality, we'll hone in on the nuanced differences in driving dynamics. Plus, gain valuable insights into what it's truly like to live with the upgraded 2024 Tesla Model 3. 🌟
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My Review of 2023 Tesla Model 3: • 2023 Tesla Model 3 RWD...
Rent this 2024 Tesla Model 3 on Turo: turo.com/us/en/car-rental/uni...
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:51 What is coming in the video
1:23 Quick walk-around to discuss the changes
2:25 Door sound check
2:49 Interior quality check
5:11 Room in the rear seat
6:36 Driving in the city
13:01 Suspension over bumpy roads
17:10 Experience with automatic windshield wipers
18:25 Driving on the highway
20:19 New buttons for blinkers
21:29 Not able to engage active cruise control
22:58 New cooled seats feature
24:37 What to expect in Video 2

[@jeffreye7179]

Hi. Great video!! Thanks for all the informative details. I did want to ask... I have watched other youtube videos on the new Model 3 and they complained about a buzzing/humming sound coming from underneath the touch screen. Did you notice that in your new Model 3?

[@100miledrive]

Hmm, not really didn't notice anything abnormal. Also didn't find any rattles or squeaks. But Tesla is known for not having consistent build quality so I will not be surprised if there are many cars that have some buzzing sound coming from underneath the touch screen.

[@benfunk3rd]

Great review. Did you get a new video camera recently? Picture really looks so detailed and 3D when outside the vehicle. Also, I'm picking up the long range model 3 on Friday. Replacing my 2014 Forester XT.

[@100miledrive]

Thanks for the feedback. These are GoPro cameras. I recently upgraded to GoPro 12. Also uploading videos in 4K which should help with better quality. I used to have Sony vlogging camera and it started to overheat, so GoPros work better.

[@jimmieyoung4865]

Great advice, Turo is crucial - I drove every Tesla model before buying one, a thousand miles in each, only way to know them.

[@100miledrive]

There you go, I am not the only one who realized that better to rent first and experience it before buying. Thanks for your comment. I can’t tell you how many comments I heard from people buying a car and litteraly few days later saying they didn’t like it.

[@Easyjumper]

Excellent video!! Nice job, you’ve earned a new subscriber….

[@100miledrive]

Thanks a lot for your kind words and Welcome Aboard! Video #2 is on the way.

[@surviver5738]

Test drove this yesterday and it was amazing.

[@100miledrive]

Yep, it’s truly amazing driving experience. One of the best EV driver’s car on the market

[@FLG8r]

informative review ... saw some familiar sites along the 101 in Tarzana, Woodland Hills, etc.; would opt for this model because of the LFP batteries' charging characteristics.

[@100miledrive]

Thanks for stopping by. Charging is a big part. Out of all electric cars I rented Tesla is the easiest to charge at superchargers. And rate of charge is pretty good

[@minlou4639]

Great video.

[@100miledrive]

Thanks for your feedback and stopping by. Video #2 will be released tomorrow

[@shonufflemel]

Your pressing wrong button for autopilot. Press the wheel down for autopilot.

[@100miledrive]

Thanks for pointing this out. I read online about that button that looks like cruise control and assumed that's what it was. Found more info later on the actual wheel to be pressed. Well, when I get dual motor version will have to test this again.

[@grahamstefaan]

Best review so far.

[@100miledrive]

Thank you very much for the kind words

[@kkim3710]

I went for a test drive last week and now waiting for mine.

[@100miledrive]

Congrats on your Model 3. Looks like they delivering them now pretty fast.

[@NYCKILLA9568]

Yea i drove one today had a bad headache after tbh idk may just get the sonata

[@100miledrive]

Thanks for your feedback. Maybe because of 1 pedal driving. I think you need to rent it for a day and spend more time with it. But at the same time electric cars are not for every one, if you are sensitive to the EV drivetrain then you probably want to go with a regular car.

[@user-qq3ld4hw3v]

Просто умничка! Очень классно всё и понятно!

[@100miledrive]

Спасибо большое за комментарий

[@DerekDavis213]

2024 Model 3 has a nice new body design. But ultrasonic sensors are gone, turn signal stalk is gone, and gear selector stalk is gone too. 1 step forward, and 2 steps back.

[@100miledrive]

Thanks for your feedback. Well this is Tesla's vision I believe. I discuss in the video that Elon's answer to this is: "The best part is - No part". In my opinion this is direction to autonomous driving.

[@DerekDavis213]

@@100miledrive So Elon's philosphy remains constant: remove physical parts to increase profits, and TOO BAD if customers don't like that

[@MarkoMarkovina]

​@@DerekDavis213some customers not all of them. Stalk removal is an absolute upgrade. I needed about 2 seconds to get used to them...

[@DerekDavis213]

@@MarkoMarkovina Almost every car in the world, from the super popular Honda Accord or Toyota Camry, to Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, etc have the turn signal stalk. So Elon removes the stalk, to increase profits, and to heck with the customers! How can anyone defend that move?

[@ourwedding09242011]

Tesla was never my favorite at all, but I love all your reviews! So much useful and interesting information!

[@100miledrive]

Thanks for stopping by and sharing your kind words. Trying to provide real world feedback

[@lovelypeaches931]

I love Tesla’s

[@tofubeanz]

So many other Teslas on the road

[@100miledrive]

Oh yes absolutely. I was going to mention that in my video. California is filled with Teslas.

[@tonyn3227]

if you already own previous version model 3, i wouldn't bother replacing with newer version, very similar about 80 percent. .. of course if buying first time newer version is better without a doubt, and better looking

[@100miledrive]

I kind of agree. It is not a complete overhaul. I think if they added a head-up display and turned it to a hatchback or smth that would make it more of a big upgrade.

[@MarkoMarkovina]

​@@100miledrivehmm...I couldn't disagree more. I tried both and difference in ride quality was night and day ... Like driving totally different car

[@rohanjosem]

it depends how old your car is the suspension improved a lot over the years from a 2018 sure you could make that argument from a 2023 not really and lets be real the ones made in china are way better than the dogsht ones you get in the US my 2023 rwd still has USS came with floor mats and even came with a mobile charger oh did I mention the ones made in china don't have panel gap issues like America lmao @@MarkoMarkovina

[@venechiaboy]

Always newer one is better. Better in every way tbh. Not even close to the older one when you see the detail

[@Dark_Vader888]

@@venechiaboy2024 is big improvement but if you have a 2023 its like going from iPhone 12 to an iPhone 15. If you've never owned a Tesla before the 2024 is the one to buy of course but if you need to save cash you simply can't go wrong with 2021-2023. The previous model is already a fantastic car and still ahead of it's rivals in many ways but the 2024 just leaped ahead of everything else in its class.

[@DerekDavis213]

24 minute video, and with no bookmarks or chaper stops. Sorry, don't have time for that.

[@100miledrive]

Thanks for pointing this out. I actually heavily relied on new feature for automatic chapters by KZbin but I see it is not reliable. From now on will start adding manually. Just added manual chapters for this video, you can see all the parts I discuss in the video now.

[@DerekDavis213]

@@100miledriveThank you!

[@MikeRadioNY]

Thank you