Tesla will soon launch a $2000 "Acceleration Boost" that would decrease the 0 to 60 mph acceleration time of Model Y Dual Motor AWD vehicles. Elon Musk's car manufacturer has been selling electric cars with upgradable software-locked capabilities for the past few years.
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Model Y Performance comes with a faster top speed, a lowered suspension, bigger wheels, and performance brakes. However, it is $10,000 more expensive than the standard version.
The $2000 Acceleration Boost is a compromise that takes better advantage of the Model Y Dual Motor AWD's potent powertrain without all the other available upgrades on the Performance version. Since the enhancement is not that cheap, many owners have tried to unlock the feature using hacks to bypass the vehicle's software.
There's even a company that offers a module explaining how to unlock the capacity in Model 3 vehicles for less money. However, Tesla has been patching the performance boost unlock to prevent users from hacking the software.
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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.
