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Updated Tesla Model 3 is now in Singapore with two driving variants

The revamped Tesla Model 3 has launched in Singapore with new aerodynamic features, enhanced interior comfort, and performance options. Available in rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive variants.

The latest Tesla Model 3 has finally made its way to Singapore, about two months after its grand unveiling. With a revamped design, both inside and out, the car has a lot to offer for tech-savvy drivers and luxury car enthusiasts alike.

A head-turning design with a focus on aerodynamics

The new Model 3 certainly knows how to turn heads. It’s particularly eye-catching in its Ultra Red shade. But it’s not all about aesthetics. Tesla has amped up the car’s aerodynamic features, including a reshaped front end and more streamlined headlights. This has resulted in an impressive drag coefficient of just 0.219, a small but significant reduction from the previous 0.225.

Inside the car: Comfort and tech rolled into one

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The interior of the car has seen a host of changes as well. For starters, it has additional airbags to enhance passenger safety. The car is also more soundproof now, thanks to 360-degree acoustic glass. If you prioritise comfort, you’ll appreciate the ventilated seats and a more spacious boot. The entertainment system is not left behind; it features a larger 15.4-inch infotainment display at the front and a new 8-inch display for the rear passengers.

Performance, range, and pricing details

When it comes to performance, you have two choices. The single-motor version has rear-wheel drive, while the dual-motor variant offers all-wheel drive. The all-wheel-drive option is faster, going from 0 to 100km/h in just 4.4 seconds, compared to 6.1 seconds for the rear-wheel-drive version.

Tesla remains tight-lipped about the battery capacity but has revealed the driving range. The all-wheel-drive variant promises a WLTP range of 629km, and the rear-wheel-drive model is just behind with 513km. Both are top-of-the-class figures, likely contributing to the brand’s strong following.

For those keen on pricing, the rear-wheel-drive Model 3 starts at S$88,650 and the all-wheel-drive version at S$114,953. It’s important to note that these prices don’t include COE, and deliveries are expected to start later in the year.

ModelRear-wheel DriveDual Motor All-wheel Drive
0-100km/h6.1 seconds4.4 seconds
Top speed201km/h201km/h
Range (WLTP)513km629km
Price (excluding COE)S$88,650S$114,953

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