The Tesla Model 3 has four trims, offering various price points and performance levels. While the base Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive is affordable, upgrading to a Long Range version provides a significantly better driving experience with longer range and faster acceleration. This article details the pros and cons of each trim, helping you decide which Model 3 is right for you.
Tesla has introduced a convenient hands-free trunk feature via its latest software update, making it easy for owners to load bulky items without the hassle of fumbling for keys. The system utilizes ultra-wideband (UWB) sensors to detect the proximity of the owner, automatically opening the trunk when they stand behind the vehicle for a brief period. This feature enhances the convenience and accessibility of Tesla vehicles, particularly for individuals carrying large bags, boxes, or other cumbersome objects.
Tesla Inc. has introduced a new, Performance edition of the refreshed Model 3 in the U.S., priced at $52,990. This is higher than its Model Y counterpart and other Model 3 variants, but it qualifies for a $7,500 federal EV tax credit, effectively lowering the price for eligible buyers to $45,490. The Performance version offers a range of 296 miles and a top speed of 163 mph, and customers can expect delivery within the next two months. Despite its higher price, the availability of the tax credit makes the Model 3 Performance more affordable than the Long Range version for eligible customers. However, leasing a Model 3 rear-wheel drive or Long Range may still be cheaper through the available EV lease incentive. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has expressed confusion over the criteria for EV incentives under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Tesla Inc. has announced the pricing and delivery timeline for its latest Model 3 performance version in China. The vehicle will retail for 335,900 yuan ($46,364.29) and is expected to be delivered to customers starting from the third quarter of this year.
TESLA has launched an upgraded version of its popular Model 3, the Model 3 Performance, priced at £59,990. The new model boasts improved performance, with a 0-60mph acceleration time of 2.9 seconds and a top speed of 163mph. It features a more aerodynamic design, new headlights and rear lights, and an updated interior with sport seats and a carbon fiber spoiler. The Model 3 Performance is the UK’s second-best selling car in 2021 and has sold over 2 million units worldwide.
Tesla has introduced a performance version of its popular Model 3 compact sedan in the United States. Priced at $52,990, the new variant boasts enhanced features and capabilities, including a more powerful powertrain and improved handling.
