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What car has a T logo?

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JuniperLynn
07/24/25 5:21am
A car with a T logo is Tesla. Taking the Tesla Model 3 as an example, it is a mid-sized 4-door, 5-seater sedan with the following dimensions: length 4694mm, width 1850mm, height 1443mm, and a wheelbase of 2875mm. The Tesla Model 3 is equipped with a 275-horsepower electric motor and a single-speed transmission for electric vehicles, delivering a maximum power of 202 kW and a maximum torque of 404 Nm. It features rear-wheel drive, with a front suspension using double wishbone independent suspension and a rear suspension using multi-link independent suspension. The tire specification is 235/45R18.
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LeIris
08/10/25 11:24pm
I've noticed many cars with a simple T-shaped logo, which is the emblem of Tesla cars. The first time I spotted it on the road, I curiously asked a friend, who told me it's the logo of Tesla's Model series, representing the first letter of the brand name. Tesla mainly focuses on electric vehicles. I test-drove a Model 3, and its acceleration was incredibly fast, with a quiet and comfortable ride. However, charging can be an issue—it's manageable in cities with fast-charging stations, but in remote areas, you need to plan ahead. The battery range is decent in summer but shorter in winter, so I recommend test-driving more before making a purchase. Overall, this T logo is minimalist and high-tech, and now you can see it everywhere, making it especially suitable for commuters and tech-savvy young people.
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MacAlice
09/24/25 6:37am
Having driven for most of my life, I can recognize various car logos at a glance. The T logo is most commonly seen on Tesla vehicles. Over a decade ago, I witnessed their beginnings in the U.S., and now models like the Model Y and Model S are popular domestically. I've driven a friend's Tesla—its chassis is solid, handling is stable, and it's packed with tech features like autonomous driving assistance. The downsides include high maintenance costs and somewhat expensive insurance, though you save on fuel in the long run. Other brands like Tata also use a T logo, but they're rare; most T logos on the road are Teslas. Maintenance-wise, it's important to regularly check battery health to avoid minor issues. Overall, they're reliable and score high in safety tests, making them trustworthy.
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ElliottLynn
11/08/25 2:01am
Among young people, cars with the T logo are super popular, which is Tesla's emblem. I often go for drives with my buddies, and the Model 3 is especially well-liked for its simple and stylish exterior, along with a clean, tech-savvy interior. Its quick acceleration makes it super cool on the highway, and there are even modification videos on social media. If charging is convenient, it's cost-effective and time-saving for commuting, but when buying a used one initially, pay attention to the mileage. The autopilot feature is flashy, but don't rely on it completely—stay cautious. Overall, Tesla has made this T logo a hit, representing the trend of modern mobility.
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