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Mustang Mach-E beats the Tesla Model 3 as the top EV, dethroned?

Mustang Mach-E beats the Tesla Model 3 as the top EV, dethroned?

This news is very sad for Tesla fanboys, including myself, but here we go. The Model 3 provided by Tesla has been one of The top TV choices for the past two years, according to Consumer Reports, But now the publication is ready to declare a new champion in the ring. According to this new report, Ford Mustang Mach E Has outperformed the Tesla Model 3 as the top EV pick.

According to the editors over at CR, The Mustang crossover is a “lot more practical”, it also has better for us year reliability and a far easier infotainment system that doesn’t require many steps for basic tasks. They say that Ford’s Blue Cruise driver-assist technology gave them a key and edge thanks to a more effective driver monitor system that also counts toward vehicle scores and Tesla Autopilot was docked for functioning while drivers look away. Consumer Reports also said that the Tesla Model 3 is very much recommended because of its sports car, like its performance, long-range, charging network, and technology that is available in the car.

This report is not going to be making Tesla very proud because they have been in a very bad relationship with the customer reports over the years and they’ve also disputed over the test results from Consumer Reports and they also did pull away recommendations for some models. However, it does reflect lingering concerns about the reliability that you get from Tesla cars.

Mustang Mach-E beats the Tesla Model 3 as the top EV, dethroned?

Mustang Mach-E beats the Tesla Model 3 as the top EV, dethroned?

This news is very sad for Tesla fanboys, including myself, but here we go. The Model 3 provided by Tesla has been one of The top TV choices for the past two years, according to Consumer Reports, But now the publication is ready to declare a new champion in the ring. According to this new report, Ford Mustang Mach E Has outperformed the Tesla Model 3 as the top EV pick.

According to the editors over at CR, The Mustang crossover is a “lot more practical”, it also has better for us year reliability and a far easier infotainment system that doesn’t require many steps for basic tasks. They say that Ford’s Blue Cruise driver-assist technology gave them a key and edge thanks to a more effective driver monitor system that also counts toward vehicle scores and Tesla Autopilot was docked for functioning while drivers look away. Consumer Reports also said that the Tesla Model 3 is very much recommended because of its sports car, like its performance, long-range, charging network, and technology that is available in the car.

This report is not going to be making Tesla very proud because they have been in a very bad relationship with the customer reports over the years and they’ve also disputed over the test results from Consumer Reports and they also did pull away recommendations for some models. However, it does reflect lingering concerns about the reliability that you get from Tesla cars.