Tesla started November 2019 with a small change in the Tesla Model 3 offer in the U.S. as the Long Range AWD got more range at a slightly higher price.
Let's start with the range. It's now 322 miles (518 km) EPA, a full 12 miles (19 km) or 3.9% more than before.
It's almost on par with the discontinued Long Range RWD version, which at some point had an estimated range of 325 miles (523 km).
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The price increased by $500 or 1% from $47,990 to $48,490. It's not a bad deal considering that recently acceleration also improved a little bit: 0-60 mph (96 km/h) time - 4.4 seconds (from 4.5 seconds previously).
As the Standard Range Plus also got slightly more range and h igher price in October, one might think that it's now time for the Performance version. The price went up by $1,000 two weeks ago, and it would be nice to see a range improvement too. However, Performance versions of the Tesla cars are usually getting a lower range than the non-Performance AWD counterparts, so we are not expecting it.
The Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD changes:
- Price: from $47,990 to $48,490 (up by $500 or 1%)
- Range: from 310 miles (499 km) to 322 miles (518 km) (up by 12 miles/19 km or 3.9%)
Tesla Model 3 offer in the U.S. as of November 1, 2019
- Standard Range RWD (not listed, price from summer): $34,725
($35,400 MSRP + $1,200 DST - $1,875 federal tax credit) - Standard Range Plus RWD:$38,815
($39,490 MSRP + $1,200 DST - $1,875 federal tax credit) - Long Range AWD: $47,815
($48,490 MSRP + $1,200 DST - $1,875 federal tax credit) - Performance LR AWD: $56,315
($56,990 MSRP + $1,200 DST - $1,875 federal tax credit)
