<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Tesla has launched refreshed Model S and X versions, but some fans express disappointment over missing features like steer-by-wire and an 800-volt battery pack.</li><li>The absence of steer-by-wire, a feature seen in the Cybertruck, has left some fans frustrated.</li><li>Steer-by-Wire replaces the mechanical connection between steering wheel and wheels with algorithms, electronics, and actuators, enabling advanced safety and performance features.</li><li>Fans express disappointment on social media regarding the lack of steer-by-wire and an 800-volt battery pack in the new models.</li><li>Some potential buyers express concern over the lack of interior refresh in the updated Model S and X.</li><li>Despite missing features, the Model S Long Range can now travel up to 410 miles on a single charge with improved aerodynamics and other enhancements.</li><li>The refreshed Model S has new wheel designs, enhanced noise cancellation, and a smoother ride due to updated bushings and suspension.</li><li>Base prices for the new Model S and X are $84,990 and $89,990, respectively, according to Tesla.com.</li></ul>

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