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Refreshed Tesla Model S has a Knight Rider steering wheel

By Matthew Lynch
February 3, 2024
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Tesla has once again stayed true to its reputation for innovation with the introduction of the refreshed Model S. The updated electric sedan breaks new ground, not just with enhanced performance metrics, but also with an eye-catching feature that is a nod to retro-futurism: The steering wheel reminiscent of the one seen in the iconic ’80s television series, “Knight Rider.”

The “yoke” style steering wheel replaces the traditional round design and has created quite a buzz in the automotive world. Advocates of the new steering apparatus point out that it offers a clearer view of the dashboard, thereby enhancing safety and convenience. Moreover, this bold move by Tesla mirrors the aesthetic seen in many concepts and futuristic vehicles depicted in science fiction.

The Knight Rider-inspired wheel is not all about looks though; it is backed by function. The new Model S promises to deliver an intense driving experience, augmented by instantaneous electric power transfer that fans of Tesla have come to expect. The steering yoke integrates seamlessly with Tesla’s advanced autopilot system, which continues to evolve with each software update.

Skeptics have raised concerns about the practicality of a squared-off steering device, especially during sharp maneuvers such as U-turns or parking. Tesla appears to anticipate this learning curve, hinting at features like progressive power steering that could make these adjustments more intuitive for drivers.

Aside from this futuristic control interface, the refreshed Model S boasts potential improvements such as increased range, quicker acceleration times thanks to more potent motors and batteries, and updated interior aesthetics including a horizontal central touchscreen display similar to those found in newer Tesla models.

In conclusion, whether you’re a fan of ’80s nostalgia or cutting-edge technology, there’s no denying that Tesla knows how to keep things interesting. The refreshed Tesla Model S with its unmistakable Knight Rider steering wheel is not just a revival of retro flair but a compelling glimpse into the future of automotive design. As always with Musk’s ventures, time will tell whether this bold design choice will steer us into a new era for electric vehicles.

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