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What one thing would you like to see changed from concept to production?

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I saw there is supposed to be a push button start/ stop and have a physical key. I drive my Tesla A LOT cross country and my favorite feature is there is no physical key needed unless you valet. The ability to just get in the car, put it in gear and go without having to turn it on is one of my favorite features. I also think this is smart due to not being able to really hear if the vehicle is running. If these two items are implemented it would be cool if the push start/stop it was an option to use and it was somewhat hidden (maybe under the dash). As far as a key, everyone does that not sure if you’re trying to be innovative that seems like a missed step.
 
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I saw there is supposed to be a push button start/ stop and have a physical key. I drive my Tesla A LOT cross country and my favorite feature is there is no physical key needed unless you valet, and the ability to just in the car put it in gear and go without having to turn it on. I also think this is smart due to not being able to really hear if the vehicle is running. If these two items are implemented it would be cool if the push start/stop it was an option to use and it was somewhat hidden (maybe under the dash). As far as a key, everyone does that not sure if you’re trying to be innovative that seems like a missed step.
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Isaac09 said:
I saw there is supposed to be a push button start/ stop and have a physical key. I drive my Tesla A LOT cross country and my favorite feature is there is no physical key needed unless you valet. The ability to just get in the car, put it in gear and go without having to turn it on is one of my favorite features. I also think this is smart due to not being able to really hear if the vehicle is running. If these two items are implemented it would be cool if the push start/stop it was an option to use and it was somewhat hidden (maybe under the dash). As far as a key, everyone does that not sure if you’re trying to be innovative that seems like a missed step.
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Welcome to the forum. Lots to see and this topic has extensive commentary. Check out the search button and use key word start button (guessing) and should lead you to a lot of conversations regarding those topics. Welcome aboard
 
Isaac09 said:
I saw there is supposed to be a push button start/ stop and have a physical key. I drive my Tesla A LOT cross country and my favorite feature is there is no physical key needed unless you valet. The ability to just get in the car, put it in gear and go without having to turn it on is one of my favorite features. I also think this is smart due to not being able to really hear if the vehicle is running. If these two items are implemented it would be cool if the push start/stop it was an option to use and it was somewhat hidden (maybe under the dash). As far as a key, everyone does that not sure if you’re trying to be innovative that seems like a missed step.
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Interestingly it’s probably a 50/50 of those of us wanting at a minimum a key fob and the others just wanting to open and go. Good debates to read
 
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