Discuss: Tesla Simplifies Suspension Controls for 2026 Model S and Model X

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Tesla's refreshed Model S & X swap the detailed Suspension tab for a simple Dynamics menu. See what's changed, what's lost, and what it means for drivers.… Read More

Tesla Simplifies Suspension Controls for 2026 Model S and Model X

Tesla's refreshed Model S & X swap the detailed Suspension tab for a simple Dynamics menu. See what's changed, what's lost, and what it means for drivers.

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[ALIEN SUPERSTAR]

i can’t be the only one who hates this, can i? why would they do something like this once again? to me, it feels like removing the maximum speed on FSD and then making us use modes to control the speed instead. i just think that is so unnecessary and takes away control from users. they could at least make it an option to have the “simplified” one or the detailed one.

 

[PrescottAZRichard]

I don’t mind it. If you have a Plaid I guess you still have access to all that.
According to Grok the 2026 S has a 1/2“ more travel than previous models on the air suspension. Not that I trust Grok too much, or any of them. That said, I’m sure Tesla could always add that ‘advanced’ option to everything.
Edit- Everything should have been everyone, but both work really. Same with phones and their settings, why not have a 'more options' button?

 

[RNHurt]

I don't think they limit this to the newer vehicles because owners of older vehicles don't like change. Limiting the change to new vehicles limits the amount of testing they have to do on older vehicles. If they changed it on all MX vehicles then they would have to do a lot more testing and that's expensive and time consuming.