This model is the cheapest one in the history of the Californian brand. The car is mass consumer-oriented – the minimum price of the Model 3 with a basic configuration is $35,000.
In the photo there is the new Tesla Model 3.
While presenting the car, Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla Motors, noted that the Americans would be able to buy the electric car for $27,500, but the federal tax deduction should be added which is $7,500 in the U.S.
In the photo there is Elon Musk presenting Tesla Model 3, March 31.
Tesla Model 3 is a dynamic auto. Despite the car has the lowest cost among other Tesla electric cars, this model is able to speed up to 100 kilometers per hour just for six seconds.
“We don't produce slow cars,” Elon Musk said.
In the photo there is the back of Tesla Model 3.
The devotees of green technologies will love this car. Needless to say, it's easier for the Americans and Europeans to use electric cars as specialized filling stations are built in the U.S. and Europe. Electric cars can be charged up any time at such stations. Notably, electric cars can be charged up without any special equipment but it will take longer time.
In the photo there is Tesla Model 3.
If the Model 3 is fully charged, it can go 345 kilometers. Many other low-cost competitors have much lower capacity.
It's remarkable that the new Tesla even with a basic configuration has an autopilot. More expensive configurations have the Fast charge option. For example, to go 270 kilometers, it's enough to charge the car for just half an hour.
Model 3 is not on sale yet but it can be pre-ordered. Musk said that the company had received 115,000 pre-orders for the car before it was presented. Remarkably, those who were lucky enough to be the first customers paid $1,000 for the car without knowing what it would be like.
On the night of March 30, admirers of the Californian brand from Australia, Canada and the U.S. lined up near the Tesla car showrooms to make first pre-orders.
In the photo there are people waiting to make pre-order for Tesla Model 3.
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