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Tesla is updating its Model 3 and Model Y for the 2027 model year in Australia, adding new features and cutting prices. The Model Y Performance drops by about $4,500-5,000 amid a shift to Chinese sourcing, making the Model 3 Australia's cheapest electric sedan. Motoring outlets say the move pressures Chinese rivals like BYD and Zeekr.
- 2Tesla Upgrades Model 3 and Model Y for US Buyers●Tesla Boosts Model 3 and Model Y in US with Bigger Screen, More Range, Quicker 0-60
Tesla has announced updates to its Model 3 and Model Y line-up in the United States, adding a larger touchscreen display, increased driving range and faster 0-60 mph acceleration. The changes apply to US-market vehicles and represent another round of incremental improvements to Tesla's two best-selling models, which continue to anchor the company's sales as competition in the electric vehicle market intensifies.
- 3Tesla Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive Named Australia's Cheapest Electric Sedan▼Tesla Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive Revealed as Australia’s Cheapest Electric Sedan
The Tesla Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive has been revealed as the cheapest electric sedan available in Australia. The designation highlights Tesla's push into the country's growing EV market, where price remains a key barrier for buyers weighing electric models against petrol alternatives. Interest centres on what the entry-level version offers at its lower price point.
- 4Tesla cuts Model 3 price, raising questions on what buyers lose●Tesla cut the Model 3 price. What did buyers lose?
Tesla has lowered the price of the Model 3, prompting coverage of what trade-offs buyers may face at the new price point. Details of the discount and any removed features or incentives are being examined in early reports, with observers weighing what the move means for EV buyers and Tesla's competitive position.
- 5Tesla adds 16-inch screen and V2L to China Model 3, skipping US●Tesla upgrades China Model 3 with 16-inch screen and V2L, US left out
Tesla has upgraded the Model 3 in China with a larger 16-inch rear touchscreen and vehicle-to-load (V2L) capability, but the changes apply only to the Chinese market, leaving US buyers without the new features. The move highlights Tesla's growing pattern of offering hardware improvements in China first, sparking frustration among American customers who want the same equipment.
- 6Tesla Model 3 Gets Major Upgrade But Not In The U.S.●The Tesla Model 3 Gets A Big Upgrade, But The U.S. Is Left Out
Tesla is rolling out a significant upgrade to the Model 3, but American buyers will not get it. Reports indicate the update is being introduced in other markets, leaving U.S. customers with the current version. The move has drawn attention from Tesla watchers questioning why the American market is being excluded from the improvement.