The 2023 Model 3 With All New Updates - Everything You Need To Know
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The 2023 Model 3 Update Is Here - All New Features
“It's going to be a really great car, they would not be able to find a better car gasoline or electric in that price range that is anywhere near is as great” 0:35 – 0:46
Though the Tesla Roadster was essential in introducing the company to the public, the Model 3 has ultimately established Tesla as an industry leader in electric vehicles worldwide. In comparison to the ten years it took Nissan to sell 500,000 of their Leaf, Tesla only needed 3 to sell 1 million of their Model 3. Further, Elon Musk makes the already popular Tesla Model 3 even more desirable by adding a slew of fresh enhancements for 2023. In that case, what upgrades are being made to the Model 3 by Tesla? And what impact will it have on the buying public?
In today's episode of Tesla Car World, we'll find out!
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The 2023 Model 3 With All New Updates - Everything You Need To Know
“All this will still be an amazing car, you will not be able to buy a better car for $35,000” (17:30 – 17:35)
The only concern for Model 3 buyers is the price trajectory over the past few years. How much will a Tesla Model 3 be in 2023?
When Elon Musk unveiled the Tesla Model 3 in 2016, he said it would cost $35,000. The price of a Model 3 has steadily increased, and it now appears that the $35,000 Tesla that so many people had hoped for will remain just that: a dream. Even still, the Model 3 remains Tesla's lowest-priced vehicle.
The 2023 Model 3 With All New Updates - Everything You Need To Know
In 2023, the base price of a Tesla Model 3 electric car will be $46,990, and the top-of-the-line Performance model will cost $62,990. To get all bells and whistles on your Model 3, you'll need to spring for the $82,000 Performance model. You may still get a $7,500 federal tax credit.
In contrast, the base model of the 2022 Polestar 2, which competes with the Tesla Model 3, begins at $45,900. The top-tier Polestar 2 begins at $49,900.
The Tesla vehicle outperforms the Polestar 2, costing over a thousand dollars less. Compared to the fastest Polestar 2, the Model 3 Performance needs only 3.1 seconds to reach 60 mph.
The 2023 Model 3 With All New Updates - Everything You Need To Know
Should you buy a fully loaded new Tesla Model 3 electric car in 2023?
Options and add-ons are available for an additional fee to do. The first step is to choose an overall color scheme for both the inside and outside. Red Multi-Coat, the most costly option, increases the price by $2,000. Choose the black and white interior color option for an additional $1,000.
There's also a $6,000 Enhanced Autopilot option. Further, the Model 3 comes with a mobile connector ($200) and a wall connector ($400) for use in the convenience of charging while at home.
The Full Self-Driving System is a product with a contentious name that costs $15,000.
The 2023 Model 3 With All New Updates - Everything You Need To Know
Compared to the Base trim's pricing of $46,990, the fully equipped version's estimated $82,000 is quite a bit higher. In contrast, if you have the financial means to do so and are interested in the highest possible performance from your Model 3, it may be worthwhile to invest in a fully loaded 2023 Model 3.
The 2023 Model 3 With All New Updates - Everything You Need To Know
At such a price, what's new in the exterior of Tesla Model 3 in 2023?
Any Model 3 produced after October 4 will be considered a 2023 model. The 10th digit of the vehicle identification number (VIN) will now be a P (2023) instead of an N (2022) for the 2023 model year.
As it does not have a conventional engine that needs cooling like the BMW 3 Series, Mercedes C-Class, or Audi A4, the Tesla Model 3 forgoes even a grille on its bumper. Instead, there is a little intake, some fog lights, and a license plate on the front.
