ElectrifyME
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Does MME have heat protection for the internal cabin of the car that turns on like Tesla?
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When it's 115 (as it will be this weekend), it doesn't matter if there is humidity. It's still damn hot.The good news that in SoCal and Arizona alike where there's no humidity the temps drop like a rock when the sun goes down
Interesting....So, I live in the AZ desert and was worried about the glass roof and heat coming through. Yes, I read all about the special IR glass etc. But its hot here like inferno hot. Today I left the gym at noon the MME external temperature said 116 (asphalt impact) actual was only 103. I took out my trusty Laser thermometer to measure the outside top of glass roof. Front to back temp varied 140 to 142. Inside the same machine read 105 from the middle of the glass and the side pillar measured 100. Now, touching the glass was a different story. It felt like a frying pan but very little heat radiation.
A measured the top of the frunk (Star White) it measured 107.
Which begs the question, did the A/C cool the cabin well?So, I live in the AZ desert and was worried about the glass roof and heat coming through. Yes, I read all about the special IR glass etc. But its hot here like inferno hot. Today I left the gym at noon the MME external temperature said 116 (asphalt impact) actual was only 103. I took out my trusty Laser thermometer to measure the outside top of glass roof. Front to back temp varied 140 to 142. Inside the same machine read 105 from the middle of the glass and the side pillar measured 100. Now, touching the glass was a different story. It felt like a frying pan but very little heat radiation.
A measured the top of the frunk (Star White) it measured 107.
Drove home today after the car sitting facing the west sky in full sun for 3 hours. It was blazing on the inside when I got in. I hit max A/C and started the drive home which is mostly freeway at 70+ MPH. After 10 minutes I started lowering the fan speed. 15 minutes very comfortable. So, I would say the A/C works great. Not too many places on the planet hotter then AZ Desert.Which begs the question, did the A/C cool the cabin well?
This is good to hear, from an AZ owner.Drove home today after the car sitting facing the west sky in full sun for 3 hours. It was blazing on the inside when I got in. I hit max A/C and started the drive home which is mostly freeway at 70+ MPH. After 10 minutes I started lowering the fan speed. 15 minutes very comfortable. So, I would say the A/C works great. Not too many places on the planet hotter then AZ Desert.