Tesla’s Model 3 is its most popular sedan, and now the automaker has added a highly coveted variant of the electric vehicle back to its online order configurator. The variant, the Model 3 Long Range, is now available again, after being discontinued last August due to high demand., which is a mid-range option between the base and Performance trim levels,reports.
Tesla says its long-range Model 3 has a range of 325 miles per charge, with a top speed of 145 mph and a 0–60 mph acceleration of 4.2 seconds. Currently, Tesla estimates that deliveries of the trim will begin in June. The vehicle qualifies for the reduced $3,750 federal EV tax credit, like the Model 3 Standard Range. The only Model 3 that qualifies for the full $7,500 US tax credit is the most expensive trim, the Model 3 Performance.
While Tesla doesn’t detail its US quarterly numbers apart from global delivery numbers, Cox Automotive estimates that the automaker delivered roughly 54,954 Model 3 units in the US between January and March, representing about 21 percent of all US EV sales in the quarter. Tesla is forecasting roughly 1.8 million and 2 million vehicles produced globally this year, after reporting about 1.4 million produced in 2022.
The news also comes after reports said that Tesla is working on a simplified “Highland” Model 3, with many spotting apparent camouflaged versions of the EV thought to be prototypes. The design is expected to include both internal and external changes, as well as changes to cameras and the inclusion of supercomputer HW4.
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