consumer report: tesla model 3 has \'big flaws\'

For most of the past year, Tesla\'s Model 3 has been the darling of car critics around the world, and some have compared mass-market cars to iPhones, and list it as one of the greatest technology products ever.
This week, Tezla\'s string was well received and then stopped at the Consumer Report-
Publications dedicated to authoritative product testing
Sent a crush comment to Model 3
Our testers also found defects. big flaws -
For example, in our emergency braking test, the parking distance is very long and it is difficult. to-
\"Use control,\" the publication said . \".
\"These problems make it impossible for Model 3 to get a recommendation for a consumer report.
\"Negative reviews are in the blitz of Tesla\'s negative headlines.
The headlines questioned Chief Executive Elon Musk\'s behavior at a recent earnings call, the slow pace of Model 3 production and several investigations into Tesla\'s car performance.
According to the agency, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration last week launched an investigation into a crash involving the Tesla Model S. It was reported that the Tesla Model S was in autonomous driving mode when the accident occurred.
The crash was Tesla\'s third in the semi-finals in recent months.
Automatic driving mode.
The Consumer Report\'s comments do not mention any issues with the car\'s semi-autonomous driving technology, but it does claim that the parking distance for Model 3 is 60 mph.
About 152 feet-
\"Much worse\" than any model they recently tested, and \"about 7 feet longer than Ford F-\'s parking distance\"150 full-sized pickup.
The publication claims that its results are \"21 feet longer than the average grade of the luxury compact sedan 131 feet, and 25 feet longer than the result of its much larger SUV brother Model X.
\"For testing, when the car is traveling 60 miles/hour, the testers of the publication slam on the car brake and measure the distance the vehicle is driving until it stops.
The publication claims that for multiple cars, the tests are repeated multiple times and the brakes are cooled between tests to ensure that they are not overheated.
Asked about the response to the consumer report, Tesla said the company\'s own test results were much better.
Tesla\'s test found that the braking distance was 60-133 feet on average-
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\"Now all the tires are available, and the seasonal tires are as low as 126 feet,\" Tesla said . \".
\"The parking distance results are affected by variables such as road surface, weather conditions, tire temperature, braking regulation, external temperature and past driving behavior that may affect the braking system.
\"Unlike other vehicles, Tesla has uniquely positioned itself over time to solve more corner casesthe-
The Air software is updated and it keeps doing this to improve factors such as parking distance, \"added Tesla.
Consumer Reports have also sharply criticized an element of the Model 3 cabin, which was previously well received: its control.
These controls are embedded in the touch of the vehicle.
Screen, many critics praised its stylish design and convenience.
At the same time, the consumer reports that the screen makes it more difficult for passengers to complete \"simple tasks\", such as adjusting air conditioners and car mirrors.
\"These complex interactions with the touch screen can distract the driver because each action forces the driver to move his eyes off the road and move his hand off the steering wheel,\" the consumer report said . \".
However, the comments of the publication are not all bad.
The consumer report marked Model 3 as an \"impressive performance sedan,\" noting that the car started from scratchto-60 mph in 5.
3 seconds, and provide driver handling, \"reminiscent of the Porsche 917 Boxster.
\"In fact,\" added the publication, \"our testers found the Model 3 exciting. \" -