Tesla Model 3 receives upgrades to range, power, and display

Tesla has introduced a series of updates to its Model 3 electric sedan, though specifications vary by market. In the United States, all variants now feature a larger, higher-resolution 16-inch touchscreen. Performance improvements are notable: the Model 3 Performance trim now offers 316 miles of range and 528 horsepower, while the Premium AWD variant has improved its 0-60 mph acceleration to 3.8 seconds. While these updates align with recent changes in China, some regional differences remain. The Chinese market version includes Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability and a new light gray interior option, features currently absent in the U.S. model. Despite these technical enhancements, Tesla has maintained existing pricing for all U.S. trims, with the base Rear-Wheel Drive model starting at $36,990 and the Performance model at $54,990. These updates represent a strategic refinement of Tesla's entry-level sedan without altering its competitive price positioning.