Tesla Model 3 Performance offers adaptive suspension, track mode
The new Tesla Model 3 Performance based on the refreshed Model 3 — codenamed “Highland” by the automaker — is now available to order in the U.S.
Appearing on Tesla’s website Tuesday, the new Model 3 Performance features a dual-motor four-wheel-drive powertrain with 510 horsepower and 546 pound-feet of torque. Tesla quotes 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds, a top speed of 163 mph, and a range of 296 miles.
Tesla also claims more consistent performance from its fourth-generation drive units, with a 22% increase in continuous power output, a 32% increase in peak power, and a 16% increase in peak torque compared to The previous Model 3 Performance, along with that. with lower energy consumption.
Tesla Model 3 performance
Chassis upgrades include adaptive dampers and an improved Track Mode that ties the functionality of the engine cooling, suspension and powertrain controls to the vehicle’s dynamics controls . Tesla also equips Performance models with 20-inch forged and staggered wheels with Pirelli P Zero 4 tires.
The Model 3 Performance features revised styling similar to that seen previously with highlands updatehas been available in the US since January. As with other models, Tesla claims aerodynamic benefits, with a 5% reduction in drag, a 36% reduction in lift and a 55% improvement in lift balance front/rear compared to previous Model 3 Performance.
The main change in the interior is the new front sports seats. Overall, the Model 3’s cabin received a significant facelift with the Highland upgrade, which added features like cooled front seats, dual wireless device charging, and an 8.0-inch passenger display. sits in the back next to the main 15.4-inch touchscreen.
Tesla Model 3 performance
Pricing starts at $52,990 before destination, putting Performance at the top of the Model 3 line, above Long-Range All-Wheel Drive ($47,740) and Rear-Wheel Drive ($38,990). However, the Performance appears to qualify for the federal EV tax credit, which could mean it’s a better deal than the Long Range. Tesla has applied these credits at the time of purchase.
However, Tesla’s price is always fluctuating. A sale just took place earlier this week which means The Model Y is now superior to the Model 3. Currently best-selling car on the planetHowever, the crossover is yet to receive the same updates as the sedan.
At launch, the Model 3 Performance was somewhat different. But new competition has appeared in the form BMW i4 And North Star 2so, like the standard Model 3, the Model 3 Performance update is required.