The Tesla Model 3 is a small all-electric sedan that's available in three trim levels: base, Long Range and Performance. The trio varies by range and acceleration. The trio varies by range and Tesla Model 3 Performance 20-inch: 315 miles (507 km) The middle one (Long Range AWD) is not available for order on Tesla's website (although it might appear in the manufacturer's existing inventory).

Tesla claims the Model Y Long Range has a range of 533km according to WLTP testing. Within Tesla’s line-up, only the Model 3 Long Range and Model 3 Performance have more claimed range, at 602km and 547km, respectively. The Model Y Long Range looks visually identical to the entry-level RWD variant with its 19-inch Gemini wheels, though it

Tesla Model 3 Long Range Vs Performance: Summary. Model 3 is a fantastic option for anyone shopping for an affordable EV. Within the Model 3 lineup are three trims, the Rear-wheel, Long Range, and Performance models. The Long Range is in the middle for price and performance and has the furthest range. Performance is outstanding, with a 0-60mph time ranging from 5.3 to 3.1 seconds. This mid-2021 Model 3 Long Range includes Acceleration Boost, a $2,000 / £1,500 upgrade (basically a software
The price of the 2021 Tesla Model Y starts at $41,440 and goes up to $65,440 depending on the trim and options. Buying an electric car is all about the range, and the Long Range and Performance
Long Range vs. Plaid. Pricing on Tesla vehicles doesn't stay constant for long, but as of now every new Model X costs above six figures. Currently, the Long Range version starts at about $101,500

The Long Range would be $55k (tax included) and payments would be around $300. The performance would be around $60k (tax included) and payments would be around $400, maybe a little more. I’m not super worried on the range, both are pretty solid. I think the LR is fast as hell already but a second less would be cool.

The challenge where I live (Melbourne, Australia) is that Tesla only has the Performance Model 3s to test drive. So I drove that and it was great, but I would really like to compare it against the Long Range to make a more informed choice. So I thought I would post the question here and see what everyone thinks. XkHxV.
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