A Taxi Firm In Dubai Just Ordered 269 Model 3, Can The Cars Survive In The UAE

Although this is the Arabian cab company's first step toward going green and the largest order for the Model 3, I'm not really sure if the cars can endure Dubai's scorching temps.

On the Tesla YouTube account, there is a video showing Tesla engineers traveling to the United Arab Emirates to test how the cars would do in the extreme temperatures there.

There is a lot at stake, so the business will work hard to build an admirable reputation for its brand.

My argument is that I'm sure Tesla doesn't know whether its cars will survive in the UAE, which is why its engineers are there gathering information.

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