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Tesla Model 3 and Model Y get longer range without price increase

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Tesla Model 3 and Model Y get longer range without price increase

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Tesla has updated its mid-size electric vehicles, Model 3 and Model Y, giving both models a longer driving range. Model 3 also gains new tech features to improve comfort and safety, including an upgraded front camera with washer and heater, and a redesigned turn signal lever.

Range improvements come from higher-density battery cells and enhanced powertrain efficiency. Rear-wheel-drive Model 3 now travels up to 554 km (WLTP) on standard wheels, while the long-range version reaches 750 km. All-wheel-drive Model 3 range increases to 716 km.

Model Y sees a bigger battery, with the long-range AWD version now achieving 629 km, 43 km more than before.

Despite the upgrades, prices remain unchanged: Model 3 starts at €39,990, and Model Y at €44,990, both available via Tesla’s online configurator.

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