Tesla Model 3 2021, more range at the same price
The Tesla Model 3 is the most affordable model in the Tesla range, and now offers more range for the same price, with minor cosmetic changes to its design.

The arrival of 2021 brings a series of slight changes to the Tesla Model 3, the cheapest model in the entire range of the American manufacturer and the one most buyers choose to get around with the innovative electric mobility technology offered by the automaker led by Elon Musk.
There are not many changes, because they follow the old rule that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. In fact, only the exterior styling has been slightly modified. The chrome details are now black, which is evident in the door handles, for example. The wheels also have a new design and a black finish too, available in sizes between 18 and 20 inches.

The new version of the Tesla Model 3 offers other additions, such as an electric boot to make it easier to access the luggage area. The interior has also been improved overall, with various decorative elements changed. On the dashboard, the piano black finish, which could be annoying for drivers because it reflects outside light, has been replaced with a matte finish.
The rest remains more or less the same, so we will not find any other major changes in the exterior and interior of the car. That said, in terms of range there are several improvements for future Model 3 buyers.
The range increases arrive in the two higher versions, while the entry-level version only gets the cosmetic changes. The Long Range version, which uses all-wheel drive, adds 20 km to its range, reaching 580 kilometres. In the case of the Model 3 Performance, it adds 37 kilometres, for a total range of 567 kilometres.
Prices, on the other hand, remain the same as now. The Standard Plus version starts at 49,000 euros, while the Long Range starts at 58,700 euros and the Performance variant reaches 65,300 euros. The first deliveries of these new versions are scheduled for February 2021.
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