Tesla Model 3 has received a significant refresh across North America, introducing a larger 16-inch touchscreen, enhanced performance specs, and faster acceleration times at no extra cost to buyers. Eschewing a traditional model-year schedule, the automaker quietly rolled out these improvements to deliver even more value to its popular electric sedan lineup.
The centerpiece of the interior cabin overhaul is the brand-new 16-inch center display featuring a higher pixel density, which replaces the previous 15.4-inch unit as a standard feature across all trims. Meanwhile, the high-performance variant boasts an upgraded peak output of 528 horsepower alongside an extended driving range of 316 miles and a sleek black headliner.
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SubscribeAcceleration numbers have also seen a major boost, with the Premium AWD variant now sprinting from zero to 60 miles per hour in a claimed 3.8 seconds, shaving four-tenths off its previous time. Despite these performance enhancements, the estimated 346-mile range for the AWD model remains unaffected, and pricing structures for the entire lineup stay firmly unchanged.
While North American customers celebrate these hardware and performance upgrades, the region curiously misses out on the vehicle-to-load function already introduced in markets like China and Australia. Even with that omission, the refreshed electric vehicle continues to solidify its competitive stance in the rapidly evolving EV market.