Does Tesla Have a Head-Up Display?
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Tesla currently does not support the head-up display feature. The latest Tesla Model 3 will use a large 15-inch central control display to handle all operations, which can display driving information. Tesla Model 3 specifications: Energy type is pure electric vehicle, pure electric range 556 (km), maximum power 194 (kW), maximum torque 340 (N·m). The Head-Up Display (HUD), hereinafter referred to as HUD, is a flight assistance instrument commonly used in aircraft. The term "head-up" means that pilots do not need to lower their heads to see important information. The head-up display first appeared on military aircraft, reducing the frequency of pilots needing to look down at instruments, avoiding attention interruptions and loss of situational awareness. Advantages of HUD head-up display: HUD connects with the car system to integrate data information into big data, then projects some important information onto the windshield, such as fuel consumption, fuel level, speed, mileage, time, map navigation, etc. The head-up display increases convenience, allowing drivers to more intuitively see the car's status information and reducing driver fatigue.