The Performance model is a $19,990 option atop the Model 3's $35,000 (as of this story's writing) base price. Throw in $1390 for destination charges and a $250 order fee, and that totals out to ...

The highly anticipated new Tesla Model 3 Performance with the ‘Highland’ refresh has been spotted with new sports seats in the wild. We have had the new Model 3 for more than half a year now.

Pricing for the 2024 Model 3 Performance starts at $54,630, including the $1,390 destination charge. However, the Model 3 qualifies for the full $7,500 federal tax credit, so you’ll be looking ...

Tesla's dual-motor, 450-horsepower Model 3 Performance has a new Track Mode. We took it to Lime Rock Park to see how much hot-lapping this electric sport sedan can really handle.

The 2024 Model 3 Performance also has a much higher claimed top speed — reaching 163 mph, compared to the 125 mph limit on the standard models.

Hawthorne-based Unplugged Performance also lists a number of wheel options for the Highland-spec Model 3 Performance, starting with BBS flow-formed Flugplatz wheels at $698.75 per corner.

2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance First Look: Big Power for the Smallest Tesla EV. With over 500 hp, it is the most powerful Model 3 ever.

Now, the Model 3 Performance starts at $53,990, rather than $52,990. This still makes the performance model ~$1k cheaper to purchase than the Long Range version, ...

2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance Specs - Find Tesla charging stations near you A dual-motor all-wheel-drive system, which supplies 510 horsepower, powers the 2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance.According to ...

We knew the Model 3 Performance would be pricier than the other variants, and at $52,990, it's not too bad — $5,250 more than the Long Range All-Wheel Drive model, and $14,000 more than the Rear ...

The car I drove was a Euro-spec Model 3 Performance made in China, which doesn’t get the fancy new Performance 4DU fourth-generation drive unit, so it has a bit less power than U.S. cars.

The Tesla Model 3 Performance now starts at $54,990—plus $1,640 in obligatory fees. It's $1,000 more than on April 29, and $2,000 more than initially.