Tesla Model 3

Offers more power and less energy consumption than the previous Performance model. Includes sports seats, adaptive damping system, better track mode, and improved aerodynamics. Note that from late 2025, the model has 571 km WLTP range (up from 528 km of range).

The long range rear wheel drive uses a 78.4 kWh NMC battery (from LG). The default trim has 18" wheels. Opting for 19" wheels will lower WLTP range to 691 km. This variant also sees the return of an indicator stalk (rather than buttons), an extra front bumper camera, and black exterior badging.

Name change in 2026.

Available to order from October 2026, this variant had V2L added, along with a 16" touchscreen, and Zen Grey interior option, and option for 19" Dark Nova wheels. No changes to powertrain.

Available from October 2026, this variant adds V2L, a small increase in range.

Available to order from October 2026, this variant had V2L added, along with a 16" touchscreen, and Zen Grey interior option, and option for 19" Dark Nova wheels. No changes to powertrain.

The Long Range Model 3 offers outstanding range, performance, and handling. There is no other sedan that compares in its price range.At the end of 2021, the Long Range model had a battery upgrade (75 to 82 kWh, range from 580 to 602 km).*** From January 2023, the Model 3 Long Range was no longer available.

The upgraded long-range Model 3 was available to order from 2023. With a refreshed interior and exterior, it also has a modest increase in range (over the previous version). This was replaced by the Long Range RWD in 2025.

The upgraded Model 3 was available to order from 2023. With changes to both interior, exterior, and powertrain (a modest increase in range). Note that the range figures quoted by Tesla appear to be for the 18" wheels. The larger 19" wheels will slightly decrease range.

Name change in 2026.

At the end of 2021, Tesla added 10% capacity to the battery (50 to 60 kWh, range from 448 to 491 km, with acceleration from 5.6 to 6.1s. The name changed from Standard Range Plus to "Tesla Model 3" - Rear Wheel Drive. Tesla does not publish battery specs, so all usable battery specifications are estimates (often based on users doing a full charge and measuring electrical power with a third-party app).