Tesla Model 3

Tesla Model 3

The Model 3 is Tesla’s most affordable car. The Tesla Model 3 is available overseas with single and dual motor options. Starting is the rear-wheel-drive Standard Range Plus, which has a range of 423km and a 0-100kp/h time of under 6 seconds. Dual-motor versions including the Long Range AWD, which can do 0-100kph in under just 3 seconds

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About Tesla Model 3

The Tesla Model 3 is an American four-door and 5 setter car with rear and four-wheel drive options. The Model 3 is Tesla’s most affordable electric car. With a starting price of $46,500 in the USA, the Model 3 is significantly more affordable than other Tesla models. Tesla Model 3 is one of the most important cars in the 21st Century so far. the more affordable option in the tesla electric-vehicle market, the  Tesla Model 3 is, without doubt, the one with the most name recognition in every mouth.

It looks the same styling as the company’s Model S sedan and Model X SUV but goes its own way with a unique and simple interior design and an all-glass roof.

Tesla could price the electric sedan in India at Rs 60 lakh onwards Expected (ex-showroom). The price is higher for the average Indian but this is an entry-level car. All Tesla Model 3s come with standard heated front seats, navigation, and Tesla’s Autopilot semi-autonomous driving system, and many other features.  Model 3 price in America gives a list below.

 Tesla Model 3 Range

Model 3 comes with 3 different trims are offered, every car with a different estimated driving mileage. The Rear-Wheel Drive model is the most affordable in this tesla segment, with a claimed range of 438 kilometers. New Upgrading to the Long Range or Performance models increases the Model 3’s estimated range to 507 kilometers for the Performance model give an impressive 576 kilometers for the Long Range.

 Engine, Performance, and Transmission

As with most EVs in the market, the Model 3 increases speed smoothly and silently, with the electric motor of Model 3 providing strong power from a stop. And it’s very fast extremely so in some conditions. The Model 3 Performance model rockets to 100 km/h in just 3.5 seconds and 0.5-second faster than the long-term Model 3 Long Range. ​Like all other Tesla cars, the Model 3 puts its battery under the floor, resulting in a low center of gravity. This helps it change direction easily and feel stable in corners. The Model 3 steering is accurate and well-weighted and smooth with three different settings of the Model 3 that adjust the level of steering effort.

Model 3 Battery and Charging

The base Model 3 comes with a 50-kWh battery with a range of about 438 km while the optional 75-kWh battery would have a range of about 500 km last year Tesla increased battery capacity 50-kWh to increase 62.5kWh and 75kWh to 82 kWh but a life of the battery are infected because Discontented this battery option   

Charging time for a Tesla Model 3

The table shows the estimated time to charge Model 3 from zero to full charge. For fast charging, we show the time to charge from 10% to 80%, as the charging speed to slow outside this range to protect the battery.

Infotainment and Connectivity

Bluetooth, Navigation, and USB connectivity are standard in any level of Car, but the Model 3 is not available with AM radio or FM satellite radio strange. Several connect internet-streaming radio options are available. Model 3 also can’t be equipped with Apple Car Play or Android Auto. The Model 3 offers plenty of entertainment options on its big central display, YouTube, including Netflix, and a host of arcade games.

Tesla Model 3 Interior

Tesla Model 3 has an interior very different from any other car on the market today. It’s shockingly very simple inside the car, with nearly everything controlled by the monolithic big touch screen in the center of the dashboard. Tesla’s Model 3 the flat floor makes for a spacious and airy feel inside. The front seats are supportive and very comfortable, but the rear seats are cramped and uncomfortable for (up to 5.5 fits) adults not to be able to spend time in them. Folding the 60/40 split-folding rear seats is simple and expands the trunk space considerably. The Model 3’s seatbacks fold flat, too, providing an uninterrupted big cargo floor for hauling larger items. The trunk holds up to 385 liters, with the rear seat folded down it is even 720 liters. At the front of the “Frunk”, there are another 58 liters of storage space

Tesla Model 3 Design and dimensions
The Tesla Model 3 is particularly noticeable due to its simple design, which completely renounces the appearance of being sporty or aggressive. The trim strips on windows and door handles, which were previously in chrome, have been blackened for the 2022 model year. with MODEL 3 is 4.70 meters in length, the MODEL 3 is 28 centimeters shorter than Tesla’s upper-class- Model S.

At a constant height of 1.44 meters, the model works 3 is therefore somewhat stockier than the Model S . The wheelbase of 2.88 meters should offer plenty of space for passengers. the Model 3 comes with 18-inch wheels, The “Performance” version is standard on 20-inch wheels.
Dimensions
• Length: 4.69 meters
• Width: 1.85 meters
• Height: 1.44 meters
• Wheelbase: 2.88 meters
• Luggage compartment: 385 liters (720 liters with the bench seat folded down)
• Front loading volume: 58 liters
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Lots of touch controls, few buttons and the interior of the Model 3 look modern and clear.

Tesla Model 3 AutoPilot

Model 3 is equipped with the Full Self Driving option, cars Autopilot can change lanes, too. Simply hit the blinker and the car will change lanes for you. If any vehicle is in the car’s way, the exterior cameras will detect it and wait for the way to be clear.

Tesla Model 3 Safety and Driver-Assistance Features

Model 3 driver-assist systems have one of the best feature sets in the automotive industry, with smooth operation and impressive capabilities such as automatic lane changes in highways. For more information about the Model 3’s crash-test results, visit EuroNCAP websites.

Tesla’s Model 3 received the top spot from safety organizations in North America, Europe, and Australia, including a five-star crash test safety rating from consumer information agency EuroNCAP. Key safety features include:

• Standard lane-departure warning
• Standard automated emergency braking
• Standard adaptive cruise control

The Model 3 has no direct rivals but with an expected price of Rs 60 lakh, it will take on similarly priced sedans and SUV such as the Audi e tron and Jaguar i pace and many more

UPDATE

Model 3 is apparently getting technology from the Model S.

Apparently, Tesla is revising the Model 3 soon this year, at least that suggests a leak that was published in the ” Tesla Drivers & Friends ” forum. The information is said to come from a test program and shows a long list of changes for Model 3 and the SUV Model Y that go beyond a software update with which Tesla often unlocks new functions over the air. Sedans and SUVs get the more powerful AMD Ryzen processor with four cores for infotainment, which is already available in the Plaid versions of Model 3 and Model X is used and also its user interface for the touchscreen. Another change that the MODEL 3 has already made: the twelve-volt system will in the future be powered by a lithium-ion battery.

In addition, according to the leak, Model 3 and Model Y will now also get a rear window with acoustic glazing and a completely new function, which is called “Super horn” in the screenshots. Horn, alarm system, and external loudspeaker are combined. Last but not least, some of the technology that the Model Y already has onboard is taken over for the Model 3. In the performance model, for example, there are apparently changes to the drive that allows more power and possibly make the sedan a little faster. In addition, theRange of the entry-level model by a minimum of four kilometers to 495 kilometers according to WLTP. The changes will likely be implemented for the model year 2022.

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