Tesla Model Y: When A Car Starts Feeling Like A Gadget
Two hours with the Indian Model Y wasn't enough for a proper review, but it was enough to realize I was more fascinated by its screens, cameras, and AI than by the car itself.
Today I got my hands on a Tesla Model Y. Actually, I got my legs on it too.
Before somebody starts asking me about suspension geometry, coefficient of drag or whether the steering provides adequate feedback at the limit, let me clarify something. I’m not an automobile reviewer. I had the car for barely two hours, not the two or three days that proper motoring journalists usually get to understand a vehicle.
