Comments by "grabir01" (@grabir01) on "Tesla Model 3 in-depth review - see why it’s the best electric car in the world!" video.

As an Electronics Engineer working with electric cars, motors, generators, computers and more.. I will say this.. Just because you can, does not mean you should...
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@anthonydayspring9923 Pure Mechanical options for critical functions such as ingress egress should be required. I suppose a spring loaded hammer would work for the egress function. PSTN "internet" connectivity down load "upgrades" not secure at all. Should only be allowed on private networks only. And more. Bluetooth only functions not a good idea. The list is long actually and can never be discussed in chat or posts. But you get the idea. It is one of those.. As long as it works you are ok kind of thing. Being that I do a lot of this sort of thing, I know how and what happens when it goes bad... Tesla cars should be much more reliable than IC cars . Should be. They can be. Batteries, controller, motors. . Very few moving parts. We engineers design into our components 1000's of redundant circuits into our chip sets. 1000's! Every time you power up the chip sets do checksum values. That means they check themselves and if a circuit is found to be bad, it switches itself to one of the new circuits and this fixes itself. To customers, it appears to be reliable since customer has no idea it actually failed but simply "repaired: itself. This can go on for years until all circuits are used up and then unit "fails".. At any rate. This is what happens to a brain like mine that knows too much about this stuff. I have been accused by other engineers of over analyzing.
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@anthonydayspring9923 I really like Tesla cars. They are making it much more complex than it has to be.
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