Tesla Model 3 price, impressive range, acceleration, and sleek design, make it the #1 choice for environmentally conscious consumers.
In this article, we’ll dive into the virtues of the Model 3 and take a look at some of the other models in the Tesla range, as well as the innovative technology and manufacturing processes that set Tesla apart from the competition.
Tesla Model 3
With a range of up to 600 km on a single charge, Tesla Model 3 is one of the longest-range EVs on the market. And it can recharge up to 299 km in 15 minutes at Supercharger locations.
The Performance variant accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds, faster than gas-guzzling performance cars like the BMW M240i Coupe or Audi A5 Sportback.
The Model 3 is also packed with a state-of-the-art infotainment system, including a 15-inch touch screen display that puts everything you need at your fingertips.
Its minimalist design, spacious interior, and cutting-edge features, including Autopilot, which is Tesla’s semi-autonomous driving system, make the Model 3 a top choice for those seeking a high-tech, eco-friendly vehicle.
More Model 3 specs on Tesla’s website here.
Tesla Model 3 price – special offer this month only
Up until 31 March 2023 we can offer Tesla Model 3 RWD from only $995 per month (normally $1,019), including registration and Clean Car Rebate of $8,625.
This is the base starting price and you will need to allow for any colour and additional extras you want at the time of order. See our Tesla Model 3 page for details and full T&Cs.
There is limited stock on the ground and orders are generally taking 4-6 weeks to arrive in the country, so give the team a call on 0800 275-374 to discuss your specific order requirements. Or fire a message through to your account manager or scroll down to the bottom of this page and fill out the online Request Quote form.
The Model 3 mid-size sedan is just one of the many impressive vehicles in the Tesla range though. Let’s have a quick look at the rest of the range before we talk about Tesla’s Giga Factories and Giga Press…
Tesla Model S is a full-size luxury sedan that boasts even more range and power than the Model 3. The top-of-the-line Plaid variant has a top speed of 322 km/h (200 mph), and acceleration of 0-100 km/h in as little as 2.1 seconds – faster than a Bugatti Veyron at a fraction of the price.
More Model S specs on Tesla’s website here.
Tesla Model X is a luxury SUV built on the Model S platform, and features unique falcon-wing doors, spacious interior and a range of advanced features. With a range of up to 560 km, up to 1,020 hp on tap, acceleration from 0-100 km/h in as little as a ludicrous 2.6 seconds, 1/4 mile time as low as 9.9s (faster than a Lamborghini Aventador), the Model X offers exhilarating performance.
More Model X specs on Tesla’s website here.
Tesla Model Y is a compact SUV, built on the Model 3 platform, that offers even more space and range than the Model 3. With its spacious interior, advanced technology, extended range and impressive performance, the Model Y is a top contender in the ever-growing electric SUV market.
More Model Y specs on Tesla’s website here.
Tesla Cybertruck is a futuristic, all-electric ute that has generated a lot of buzz. Its unique, angular design is both eye-catching and functional, with its ultra-hard 30X cold-rolled stainless-steel exoskeleton and armoured glass. With a range of up to 800 km, top speed of 200 km/h, and impressive towing capacity, the Cybertruck promises to revolutionise the pickup truck market.
More Cybertruck specs on Tesla’s website here.
Tesla Semi is an all-electric heavy-duty truck that promises to revolutionise the freight industry. With its impressive range of up to 800 km and enhanced safety features, it offers an environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional diesel-powered trucks. The aerodynamic design features a centred driver’s seat and results in a drag coefficient lower than most supercars.
What sets Tesla apart?
So what sets Tesla apart from other automakers? It all comes down to the company’s commitment to innovation and sustainability. Tesla has always been at the forefront of EV technology.
Tesla’s technology is years ahead of the competition according to Sandy Munro, an engineering consultant who dissects and analyses cars for a living. Munro called Tesla’s technology “5 to 6 years ahead” of the competition and praised the company’s battery and motor design, as well as its software and manufacturing processes.
Giga Factories
Tesla is currently building a network of Giga Factories around the world. These massive manufacturing plants not only produce Tesla vehicles, but also batteries and other components and sub-assemblies that other manufacturers outsource to independent suppliers.
Tesla’s Giga Factories are key to reducing the cost of EVs and making them more accessible to buyers. Tesla’s commitment to sustainability extends to its manufacturing processes, as the company aims to reduce waste and use renewable energy sources wherever possible.
Giga Press
One of the most impressive innovations to come out of Tesla’s Giga Factories is the Giga Press.
This massive machine, weighing over 400 tonnes and the size of a house, produces a clamping force of over 9,000 tons and can stamp out entire front and rear underbodies in one piece.
Traditional manufacturing used by all other auto makers, on the other hand, requires around 60 pieces to be welded together, so Tesla’s Giga Press is a huge improvement.
The Giga Press process forces a precise amount of molten aluminium at a temperature of 850 °C into a mould using 9,000 tons of pressure. The finished casting is removed by a robot, cooled, then trimmed to the approximate edges.
Excess aluminium is recycled back into the melting oven.
The casting is X-rayed to check the internal structure, trimmed by laser, drilled for fittings, and then computer-measured for accuracy.
Meanwhile, the open mould is cooled and cleaned by robots, and fresh molten aluminium is prepared for the next cycle to begin ~80-90 seconds after the first cycle, allowing an output rate of ~1,000 completed castings per day.
Giga Press produces parts that are stronger, lighter, and more durable than traditional parts, and is just one example of the innovative manufacturing processes that Tesla is using to produce high-quality, sustainable vehicles.
Wrap up
Tesla Model 3 is an impressive vehicle from an impressive company. With outstanding range, acceleration, and advanced features, the Model 3 is a popular choice for environmentally-conscious consumers.
Tesla’s mission is to build a world powered by solar energy, running on batteries and transported by electric vehicles. They design sustainable systems that are massively scalable – resulting in the greatest environmental benefit possible.
With its years-ahead-of-the-competition technology and commitment to sustainable transport, Tesla is leading the way in the transition to a greener future.
Tesla Model 3 price – special offer this month only
Up until 31 March 2023 we can offer Tesla Model 3 RWD from only $995 per month (normally $1,019), including registration and Clean Car Rebate of $8,625.
This is the base starting price and you will need to allow for any colour and additional extras you want at the time of order. See our Tesla Model 3 page for details and full T&Cs.
There is limited stock on the ground and orders are generally taking 4-6 weeks to arrive in the country, so give the team a call on 0800 275-374 to discuss your specific order requirements. Or fire a message through to your account manager or scroll down to the bottom of this page and fill out the online Request Quote form.
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