Tesla HEPA Filter | Keeping Your Cabin Air Clean 

So that was a pretty extreme test for your filter! Hope you're all okay?

@@MrEagle2704-OFFICIAL I hope so

Well, it's something you pay for. It better be no need to thanks them

@@omarfw79 Why not thank? Yes, you pay, but wouldn't you be happy to hear good words about your product and thank you? What kind of opinion has spread, if you paid for something, you do not need to thank the employees.

@@omarfw79 better than not having it and paying the same price

Haha that’s what my channel is all bout 🔥

There are a lot of those

for us poor people that don’t have one (joke)

indeed

My model S is coming June to July so it’s gonna be great with a HEPA filter also saw a plaid in a tesla showroom it felt great

Why are you so fragile?

@@PotatoesRnice it is extremely common to have such allergies and they can develop from excess exposure, so these things matter to everyone. It’s sad that they won’t even go partly towards helping by offering a hepa alternative to the standard Model 3 filters which do exist - see my post below/above as well.

@@richardgoldsmith7278 over exposure. That's doesn't make sense. Unless people are slobs these days

@@PotatoesRnice Do you realize that people who have disorder/disabilities exist?

Then you can buy an Audi, Mercedes, BMW, ... They all come with hepa filter as option or standard

Noooo but then Tesla will no longer be the best at everything :(

@@mrac.. dont worry,others wont make cars with better filters to save a few dolars,cost cuting is insane,if it was legal they would sell cars without seatbelts and airbags

@@Jeroenneman sorry but you are lieing

@@Jeroenneman what other cars have them?

@@Jeroenneman sources? U are lying 🤥

It's no surprise that you never see a single Tesla ad on TV or internet. Those things just sell via word of mouth and test drives.

There's still a long long way to go.

damn right

@@mydutube My step dad and I took one for a test drive last August with no intention on buying one, we both walked out with pending orders. He now has the Model 3 LR and I’ve got the Performance! Chances are I’ll never own another Mercedes (or anything other than Tesla) again lol

@@klaud643 true 3 years ago tesla's quality issues were just horrifying. Now it seems they have gotten slightly better Quality is improving , hope someday (maybe 3/5 years ) they would improved so much that there are no quality issues whatsoever.

Yes

Cybertruck

Tesla doesnt pay for "ads" and media covrage that why we will probely never se a tesla in forza again.

Sandy Munro does a great job showing Tesla technology, but it would be terrific if Tesla made more videos showing the inside baseball information of their high tech.

@@SowTag maybe the doesnt pay but tesla doesnt want any adversting from any sort of game or media. And that ehy tesla is not in forza horzion 5 and probely not going to be in any forza game in feuture.

Most EVs have very little brake wear due to using regenerative braking (the electric motors) to do most of the braking. This extends brake life and recovers normally wasted energy.

That claim about brake dust is really just wrong. The only study on it concluded a "may", while several of the particulates formed in a diesel engine are known carcinogens.

What? This statement is absurd lol

@@drkastenbrot Brake dust is mostly heavy metal particulates. You don't need a peer reviewed paper to know that is fucking terrible to breathe in.

@@Shrouded_reaper Since when is iron a heavy metal?

It's call an advertisement...

As a current Tacoma owner this is great to know while I wait on my Cybertruck. Thanks

Also because the Tesla isn't putting out any fumes itself that could get sucked back in!

Doesn't really make sense to compare a cheap Tacoma to a Tesla... In the price range of Tesla, most car comes with an HEPA filter.

What were your previous cars? This is nothing special. In fact Tesla is not even the best one by far?

@@OutOfNameIdeas2 Mostly ford vehicles.

@@CoolSilver You can buy a HEPA filter for any car really , but buying decent filters would also stop dust issues. But there is also the issue that a lot of dust comes in from different places. Btw i got a jeep and a audi a7 , the jeep always has a thick layer of dust , while the A7 has almost no dust. Both using oem filters. Only issue i have with tesla starting to use hepa filters in their cars , is the price they will most likely ask for them. Since quality HEPA filters go for like 30$/piece , you can expect Tesla charging 100$+/piece for them.

@@LorandHungary How much are hepa furnace filters? Most car cabin filters are 1/3 the size for one. Bioweapon defense mode requires a lot of airflow to provide increased internal pressure to force air to leak out not leak in.

@@LorandHungary Teslas filter is huge. 10x larger than some others. That makes such great filtration possible while keeping airflow.

BMW is still dragging their feet in transitioning to sustainable transportation. It's sad that they want to keep milking existing dirty car business to avoid investing in future. BMW used to by dream car but no more.

Sell your BMW and use that as a down payment on your Tesla

Tesla is also a dirty company 😐

@@mydutube lol, you do know that not everybody is ready for the future yet? You really fell in a secte... I live in a flat with no way to charge a car, what would I do if BMW didn't produce petrol car anymore?

@@tiloaloIt’s not about suddenly turning gas car business off. It’s about transitioning asap. About 60% of US population lives in single family houses but the BEV adoption is still only under 3%. There are a lot of states like California where apartments management is lawfully required to allow renters and owners to install chargers at their parking spots. Car makers really don’t have any excuse for not transitioning to BEVs asap. What they chose to do is kick the can down the road so that they can milk their ICE factories longer. Now they are facing existential crisis and imploding because of market forces. As the adoption grows, the charging infrastructure becomes more and more robust. In many European cities the street-side charging is very common. In major metropolitan areas in California, all malls and major grocery outlets have public charging. A lot of my friends in the Bay Area exclusively charge at their workplaces because it’s free or cheaper. Most people in China live in apartments but the BEV adoption is 3x better than the US and it’s growing at faster rate. Charging infrastructure is becoming more ubiquitous as the adoption is growing in China. BMW and other ICE companies could have stated investing heavily in BEVs 5-7 years ago to make it a significant portion of their business by now. They did too little too late and now they just don’t have a way out other than a painful path to irrelevance during this decade.

Dont your aircond already filter it?

@@Vysair No, unless you spent about an extra 12k for a HEPA filtrated unit.

What do you mean? What difference does it make?

Yes!

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@Flower no we didnt

You can just buy one from any company that sells them. Bet you didn't even know they were a thing untill tesla made it look like it's something they invented.

@@LorandHungary Just like they did with OTA. Even most Chevys get OTA updates that can change pretty much anything computer controlled.

cars have a cycle air button have you tried that?

@@rambotheg6980 indeed! but sometimes that's not enough in thick smoke. some still make it in.

@@GraveUypo Thats not normal... Thats your cars problem

I agree

Great mission, coolest products and the engineering genius Elon Musk.

For clarity, put a device in the car interior that would show the number of PM 2.5 particles. And by the way, I have a hand-made forced ventilation of the room at home, which filters out the air through 2 filters: 1st standard MERV 13 the 2nd one that comes after it is a HEPA filter. The devices always show 0 PM 2.5 particles in the room. All this helps a lot to purify the air when it is supplied from the street, especially during the annual fires in California.

It's a shame the Model 3 and Y don't offer this.

Worker's?

The air quality problem will be solved by the cars and trucks!

@@isthatatesla You mean enterprises, You realize our huge diesel truck are the 0.00001% Contribution to this contamination. You realize, how many tons of toxicity is drop every second, and is not gonna be solved by cars and trucks... DESPIERTEN!!!!

@@isthatatesla We need less cars. EVs are good but ultimately producing unlimited EVs like we're doing now with ICE vehicles will also come with issues.

its not meant to reduce the polluted air in a city, its meant for you to live long life even in a very polluted city i think

shutup.

Good luck, follow you're dream

You will earn your Tesla!

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality award since 2020 and continue to do so.

This is standard in almost all cars and have been for years. I don't understand why people think Tesla is the only one with this or why they they think it's even remotely new

You can buy HEPA filters for pretty much any car. It just costs a lot more so nobody does it. A single cigarette or sitting at a camp fire you inhale more particles than you would driving your car for thousands of miles.

Tesla Fanboys are at it again

@@kicka55 Yeah but I think it's meant for situations when the air quality gets very bad. For example if you have to drive through big forest fire.

What they are showing is not the regular HEPA filter that every Tesla has like many other cars. This is an additional filter part of what they call the bio defense system. The regular HEPA filter cleans the air like other HEPA filters (nothing new there) but this a different filter in addition to the other HEPA filters has to be activated when the other filters can't handle contaminants in the air.

Yes. In that order actually.

And bitches got to apple and improve the candy bar phone.

@@isthatatesla same here 🤣

@@Tuck_Frump funny how they're similar. Showing of features that have been on other cars for decades like it's a new thing, and every fan falling in love with Musk. Remind you of something?

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality since 2020 and continue to do so.

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To my understanding, the 3 does not have the HEPA filter.

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Great to finally see this? Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality since 2020 and continue to do so.

​@@ethandonivan5175 ok

Not for the Chinese kids manufacturing your battery. We need to fix this before making EVs popular. All we're doing now is moving where the pollution is realesed. At least with our current batteries.

@@OutOfNameIdeas2 Tesla gets their lithium from Australia and cobalt from Congo. I don't know where 'Chinese kids' came from.

@@a.banana Even if they came from China the question is which pollutes the least. Batteries can be recycle, fuel can not, EVs are more efficient, and even if charged with grids powered by coal plants they pollute less. Add to that many more countries are now using renewable energy instead of coal and many EV owners have solar panels at home to charge their EVs. The oil industry is not going to get any cleaner but the grid will. What is needed is more education so more people start to look at both sides of the argument and let no the feelings, believes, desire, and emotions speak but instead let the facts show the way.

@@OutOfNameIdeas2 🤡

And they could have used a Tesla without HEPA filter... As the BMW can also be ordered with hepa filter.

Tesla people will continue to ignore common sense and eat up marketing direct from the brand trying to sell a product.

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality award since 2020 and continue to do so.

There might be an aftermarket HEPA filter available for your vehicle.

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality since 2020 and continue to do so.

Faster than Ferrari and cheaper than Prius to fuel. :D

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality since 2020 and continue to do so.

This is idiotic. A cars vent fan is so insignificant that it isn't even worth mentioning.

@@oisiaa The fan may not be but the filters could be. 😀

@@JackMaslovCZLive No....if you are moving 100 cubic feet per minute through the filter it's absolutely insignificant even 1,000,000 cars with this would be nothing compared to the outside world.

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@@oisiaa sounds like something a petrolhead would say

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Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors that automatically filter air for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality award since 2020 and continue to do so.

That’s really cool! Thanks for sharing

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The other car has a regular cabin filter that's most likely behind the glove box...

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality award since 2020 and continue to do so. Not to mention the filter for a Tesla is 500$ the filter for a new Volvo is 32$ and still has cleaner air in the cabin.

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality award since 2020 and continue to do so. Not to mention the filter for a Tesla is 500$ the filter for a new Volvo is 32$ and still has cleaner air in the cabin.

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality since 2020 and continue to do so.

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Agreed. It isn’t a useful test otherwise. Even better if the car could automatically turn the filter on when the air quality was bad!

Lol, so brainwashed...

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality since 2020 and continue to do so. Tesla is doing nothing special here besides NOT having the best air quality in their car.

Other companies already have HEPA filters on the market. I think for like 50$ you can get 2 filters for your model Y. Since it looks like tesla will make it so you need to retrofit it , which from the look of it will cost around 500$ and then at least like twice the amount for the filters themselves compared to competition.

@@LorandHungary Yes, I know already know about those aftermarket filters, but that isn't what I want. 🙄 Tesla hasn't announced offering a retrofit system for previous Model Y vehicles and I already assumed it wasn't going to be a cheap aftermarket part, but I still want to buy one if they'll offer a system for sale.

@@Stryford1 Looks like they will offer one , my guess is 500$ , both other retrofits are 500$ for other models. But i don't really get why you wouldn't like putting in HEPA filters from known quality brands that will most likely be cheaper and better/same quality as what tesla will offer. That if tesla will make those parts , but in my opinion they will just order them from a known maker and double the price , as what every other maker does.

@@LorandHungary I'm glad to know they'll offer one, but when? I'm sure the aftermarket filters might be good, quality filters, but it is not going to be the same as the huge "bioweapon" version of Tesla's. Also, I'm curious to know why you are so concerned about what I want to buy and not buy? I'm not telling you to consider only buying Tesla's filters. I was simply asking Tesla to offer a retrofit system for Older Model Y. If you don't want Tesla's filters, I don't care because that's your choice. 🙄

@@LorandHungary All Teslas have HEPA filters, you can buy them directly from Tesla for US$35.00 for a set of two which is what the car has or there are plenty of choices aftermarket. What they are showing here is an additional HEPA filter part of the bio weapon defense system that some older Model X and S have. All new X and S models have it now and is expected that all new Model Ys will also have it. That filter is the one to be estimated to be about US$500.

It's not available on the Model 3 or Y

@@aussie2uGA I was thinking that but it seems like they might be adding it considering they showed a Y in the video

@@aussie2uGA it is lol.

@@aussie2uGA since 2020

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality award since 2020 and continue to do so. Not to mention the filter for a Tesla is 500$ the filter for a new Volvo is 32$ and still has cleaner air in the cabin.

HEPA isn't anything special it's been around since the 1940s. Tesla just made a good marketing video comparing it to a car optioned without the filter. Get a Dyson if you want a good in home air purifier.

@@ethandonivan5175 Checking right away，thanks Ethan

@@ericcatman9977 if you want a tall one, the tp02 is on sale for 200 off. It auto detect the air quality and makes adjustments. It also works with the Dyson app.

@@ethandonivan5175 The fall one looks great, thanks for your warm advice❤️

This is old news tho. Tesla that roll of the line in China has no panel issue and no paint issue. Fremont also has upgrades to minimize this. You forget how bad panel gaps are on any other brands. Friend has an audi s4 which falls in same price class as a model 3. It had also panel issue at the trunk and vibration in the rear. His car was in shop for 2 weeks to solve this. Just people nip pick on tesla since they were on some famous website about it. Did you hear about bmw catching fire and advise people to park outside with some hybrid models because they have no fix. Audi a8 having short circuit risks etc? No since it's not tesla and generate no traffic on their website.

@@pipooh1 calm down man.! Am an owner of model 3 for 11 months now. Save this stuff for someone else. I was i am and i will be a huge admirer of tesla and elon musk. My model 3 had panel gaps when i took delivery. My comment was in concern of other regular customers complaints. Look at sandy munro’s plaid even that had assembly mistakes. “Fremont has it china factory does not have it.” For customer this one does not matter they bought a tesla and they expect it to be a good built one. And What made you think I don’t know about bmw fires and chevy fires.

@@jovanka---------8926 get out

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality award since 2020 and continue to do so.

Hey Adrian, you mean "too much" and they used smoke grenades (Rauchgranaten) which are NOT really "biohazardous". Just to visualize the particles. Just FYI. Regards

Volvo has been doing HEPA filters and interior air quality sensors for 23 years.(they introduced both in 2000) They are also certified by the asthma and allergy foundation of America unlike Tesla. Volvo also has won the interior air quality award since 2020 and continue to do so. People have done this same thing on a 12 year old Volvo wagon and it did not let smoke in.

Are you saying that the Model 3 does NOT have the HEPA Filter?

@@RobertMacCready It doesn't. It's too small.

@@RobertMacCready Tesla owners and fans have asked CEO Elon Musk in the past if the biohazard feature could be added to the Model 3. However, he mentioned that the large HEPA filter won't fit, though the filter in the Model 3 (and Model Y) is already much better than what many cars offer.

The filter goes bad in less than a year, enjoy the additional costs of that giant filter.

@@Waldo1122 Worth every penny if true, but is it true? Where is your evidence?

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Right, was it set to circulate or intake

It positively pressurizes the cabin