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Originally Posted by JST
No, there’s no RWD Performance. Tesla stopped offering high power RWD cars in late 2014, when the first P85D came out and replaced the P85.
There is an AWD and and AWD performance, and then there’s the Performance Upgrade Package, but the hardware differences between the PUP cars (or p3D+ as it’s sometimes called, even though Tesla doesn’t call it that) are probably not relevant to autocrossing. OTOH, if only P3D+ cars get “track mode,” that could be a big deal.
Re: range. Yes, planning gets easier as you get into the rhythm of it.
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Tesla's "updating" existing cars is not going to mesh well with SCCA Solo classing/rulemaking. The two possibilities I see are the classing and rulemaking process advances into the 20th century or Tesla cars get buried to avoid upsetting apple carts.
I think one has a 1% or so chance of happening and the other about 99%.
Will probably only happen after a class gets really screwed up by it, Maybe DS drivers will be the lucky ones next year?