TeslaModel 3 (2019-)
- Available new
- Large
- Electric
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While Tesla’s Model S and Model X are big, expensive offerings, the Model 3 – launched in the UK in 2019 and heavily updated in 2023 – takes aim at the mass market with its keener pricing and smaller size (although it’s still a large car). Claiming a lengthy range and plenty of performance, is this the car to tempt you to go electric? Read our full Tesla Model 3 review to find out.
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- Mar 2024Last checked by Which?
- Feb 2020First reviewed by Which?
- Jun 2019Released
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