He says he\u2019s coming from a Seat Ibiza, which is a small, no-frills city car built by the Volkswagen Group on the Old Continent. With this in mind, the original poster says the refreshed Model 3 has a \u201cvery solid\u201d interior, with exceptional quality speakers, even though it\u2019s the base version with nine speakers, as opposed to the all-wheel drive spec that comes with 17 speakers.<\/p>\n
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Moreover, the suspension is great and it clears speed bumps \u201cperfectly without discomfort,\u201d while the absence of stalks on the steering wheel column becomes less annoying after about an hour, according to u\/Yamox<\/em>.<\/p>\n With this being said, the user mentions in his list of first thoughts that the Tesla Vision system that\u2019s responsible for things like parking visualizations and putting the automatic wipers on when it\u2019s raining is \u201cpretty underwhelming in its current state,\u201d adding that he would have preferred ultrasonic sensors (Tesla started removing them from its models last year).<\/p>\n In the replies, other new Model 3 owners chipped in and shared their own thoughts of the car, with u\/tomster1907<\/em> saying that the effect of the ventilated seats \u2013 which are new to the facelifted Model 3 \u2013 was really strong, even though it was only 50 degrees (10 degrees Celsius) outside when he tried them out.<\/p>\n Coming from a Mercedes-Benz E-Class, this user mentioned that the comfort level in the American, Chinese-made EV is at least as good and that even at highway speeds, the Tesla is as quiet as the Mercedes. However, the so-called parking sensors (the car doesn\u2019t have sensors per se, it relies on the aforementioned Tesla Vision system that uses cameras) are \u201crubbish.\u201d<\/p>\n In one instance, the car told the driver to stop immediately even though there was nothing in front of the car, while another time it said there was a 19.6-inch (50-centimeter) space in front, when in fact there was just 3.9 in (10 cm). Because of this, he says the system can\u2019t be trusted.<\/p>\n The thread includes more comments from owners and prospective buyers alike, and it looks like most people agree the 2024 Tesla Model 3 is more comfortable than before and has a better-built interior, just like this American reviewer said in his 50-minute video.<\/p>\n