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Tesla Model 3 Drag Race: Performance vs Long Range vs Standard Plus

Tesla fanboys, are you ready to watch another exciting video of CarWow. In this video, they bring the three Model 3 variants available in the market to see their performance against each other. Now of course, when you look at the stats, you’re going to assume the Performance will walk everything.

•The three Model 3 variants are performance, standard, and long range.

• The performance variant is the fastest but the other two are not far behind.

• All three variants have good range and can handle a variety of driving conditions.

Given its packing dual electric motors, it can put down 457hp and 660Nm. Coming up in the seconds we have the Model 3 Long Range, which also comes with a dual electric motor to produce 367hp and 510Nm. And finally, we have the Standard Range Plus, which only has a single electric motor, along with the ability to put down 296hp and 450Nm. So, the drag race may be a foregone conclusion, but how about the other challenge? After all, there’s only 16,000 between the standard and the Performance, so will the long Range or Standard Plus be able to reel in the performance?

Tesla Model 3 Long Range

  • Dual Motors
  • 367 Horsepower
  • Torque : 510 Nm 
  • Weight : 1844kg
  • Price : £46,990

Tesla Model 3 Performance

  • Dual Motors
  • 457 Horsepower
  • torque : 660Nm
  • Weight : 1847kg
  • Price : £56,490

Tesla Model 3 Standard Plus

  • Dual Motors
  • 296 Horsepower
  • torque : 450Nm
  • Weight : 1625
  • Price : £40,490

Results 

Tesla Model Performance ¼ mi time : 11.7 secs

Tesla Model Long Range ¼ mi time : 12.2 secs

Tesla Model Standard Plus ¼ mi time : 13.8 secs

Are you thinking about getting a Tesla Model 3? If so, then you’ve come to the right place! This blog post will provide an overview of the model, what variants are available and the benefits and features of each variant. We’ll start off by discussing the performance variant, then move on to standard and long-range variants

Performance Variant

The performance variant of the Tesla Model 3 is one of two electric cars that can reach 0-60 mph in under 4 seconds. It has multiple driving modes, including sport and track mode for those who want a more thrilling ride. It also has dual electric motors which offer superior acceleration, handling and torque control. Other specs include a top speed of 145 mph, a range of 310 miles per charge and all-wheel drive capabilities.

The advantages of this variant include great performance, improved handling and superior acceleration. It’s perfect for those who want an exciting ride or need a car with impressive power output. The cost for this variant starts at $56,990 before incentives or tax credits. There are some cheaper alternatives such as the Audi e-tron or Nissan Leaf but they don’t offer as much performance as the Tesla Model 3 Performance Variant does.

Standard & Long Range Variants

The standard variant offers a range of up to 250 miles per charge while the long range offers up to 322 miles per charge. The standard variant has a top speed of 140 mph while the long range has a top speed of 145 mph. Both variants come with rear wheel drive but you can opt for all-wheel drive if you want more traction when driving in rough weather conditions or on slippery surfaces like ice or snow. They both also come with Autopilot which allows for semi-autonomous driving capabilities such as lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking (AEB).

Both variants have their own use cases; if you prioritize efficiency over performance then go for the standard variant whereas if you prioritize performance over efficiency then go for the long range version instead. The standard version starts at $39,990 after incentives/tax credits while the long range version starts at $49,990 after incentives/tax credits – making them both great value options compared to other cars in their class such as BMW i3 or Hyundai Kona Electric vehicles. 

Why You Should Consider a Tesla Model 3 

The Tesla Model 3 comes in three different variants; Performance, Standard and Long Range versions – each with their own set of advantages and disadvantages depending on your needs and budget requirements . With its impressive specs across all three models combined with its innovative features like Autopilot , it’s no wonder why so many people are turning towards Tesla’s electric vehicles when shopping around for their next car purchase . Whether it be for daily driving , taking road trips , or just having fun , there’s something here for everyone! 

 

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