Today starting at 9 p.m. Pacific (11 p.m. Eastern), Elon Musk showcased the final reveal of the Tesla Model 3. One of the big questions on people’s minds was what the final price of the car would be, including options. We’ve been told from the beginning that the base model is going to cost $35,000. But how much higher can the price go?
Here’s what we learned from the Model 3 reveal event on July 28 today.
There will be two Model 3 cars, the Standard and the Luxury.
Tesla is also working on ramping up production of its superchargers. By the end of next year, there will be three times as many superchargers as there are today, all over the world.
There are many color options (silver, blue, red, etc.), but it looks like the interiors are all grey. The rims looked like they were either 18″ or 19″, aero or sports, but it was hard to tell from the stream quality. The speedometer appears to be on the center console.
According to Electrek, the following specs are expected with the Model 3.
Full self driving capability – $3,000 plus Enhanced Autopilot – This isn’t available now.
When it comes to getting the car to early adopters who stood in line a long time, Musk said that’s important to Tesla.
He said if you order a Model 3 now, you should get one toward the end of next year. In contrast, anyone who orders a Model S now will get it in one to two months because it’s already in production.
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Find out what we learned about the price of the Tesla in the Model 3 reveal, along with the cost of additional options.