The pricing for the updated Tesla Model 3 has been released and is now available.

Unveiled for global markets in August 2023, the updated Tesla Model 3 has now made its highly anticipated debut on the American market. The brand has released pricing and specifications for the sedan, and there are some notable changes to be aware of.

Buyers now have the option to choose from two trim levels: the Model 3 and the Model 3 Long Range. The base, rear-wheel-drive version is available starting at $38,990, while the all-wheel-drive Long Range has a base price of $45,990. It’s important to note that both versions saw a reduction in their federal tax incentives in January 2024.

Visually, the most significant changes made to the updated Model 3 are focused on redesigned lights at both ends, new wheel designs, and a wider selection of paint colors. Inside, Tesla has added a strip of ambient lighting to the dashboard, reduced the bezel of the 15.4-inch touchscreen, and integrated an 8.0-inch rear touchscreen into the center console, providing back-seat passengers with access to the infotainment system.

The firm has not released technical specifications, and key figures such as horsepower and torque remain unavailable at this time. Additionally, there has been no official word on whether the update entails significant drivetrain changes. However, it is known that the base Model 3 can travel up to 272 miles on a single charge, while the Long Range version has an impressive 341-mile range rating.

As of now, both variants of the updated Model 3 are already available for purchase, although it remains uncertain if and when the range-topping Performance model will make a return. This updated information provides valuable insights for potential buyers and automotive enthusiasts in search of the latest developments in the industry.