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If the traction control is the same as in the model 3, slipping due to pressing the accelerator too hard shouldn't be a big issue. I can literally floor the accelerator from standstill in the snow and the car barely slips at all and just accelerates slowly until it has better traction (obviously didn't do that on public roads but on private road). It is has way better traction control than my old car had.
I think shitty tires are a more likely culprit.