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Originally Posted by G4BR13L
Yes off course and it is nice marketing. But they took an already manufactured car and adapted the software to make it more track ready but the car was never engineered nor designed from the ground up to be a track car. Main goal was and us to bring an EV car to the ‘masses’ and steal customers from the german brands among others.
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The car was designed to be a high performance sport sedan which is track ready. Similar to the M3, but only better performing. The track mode software was always planned, and rolled out after the launch - something Tesla does constantly, and the cars just keep getting better and better.
If by track ready you mean it doesn't have a punishing ride, then you may be right. If the car is beating a 458 Italia and Guilia Quadrifoglio, it's enough of a track car to me.