The refreshed Tesla Model 3 Performance is an amazing deal for a car with sub-3-second 0-60 mph acceleration and nearly 300 miles of range. The post Tesla unleashes the Model 3 Performance: More than the sum of its parts appeared first on The Manual.

Tesla's new Model 3 Performance has 510 hp and advanced aerodynamics. It promises 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds and an enhanced driving experience.

A few days after introducing the new range-topping 510 horsepower Tesla Model 3 Performance, Tesla has already increased its price by $1,000. The model initially debuted with an MSRP of $52,990, but now, the new price is $53,990—plus $1,640 in obligatory fees.

Tesla just released the Model 3 Performance on Tuesday, and already Tesla has hiked the price by $1,000. The Model 3 Performance came out the morning of Tesla’s quarterly earnings report earlier this week, with lots of updates.

With Pirelli P Zero tires on every corner, the Model 3 Performance should have tons of grip despite its hard acceleration, and its new 20-inch aluminum wheels are said to be lightweight. Larger brake rotors, calipers and brake pads should deliver more stopping power and a more consistent feel at all speeds.

On the cusp of what’s expected to be a very not-good earnings report, Tesla decided to shuffle its search results a bit with the reveal of the 2024 Model 3 Performance, with a specially tuned chassis and a 2.9 second 0–60 mph acceleration time.

The 2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance has officially joined the lineup alongside the other refreshed Model 3 versions. As you might expect, it adopts the changes we’ve already seen in the updated Model 3 and adds a healthy helping of performance beyond what the pre-refresh Model 3 Performance offered. 0

Tesla has officially unveiled and opened orders for the new Model 3 Performance and confirmed a new 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 2.9 seconds. After months of rumors, prototype sightings, and leaks, Tesla has finally unveiled the new Model 3 Performance.

That's 510 horsepower, adaptive dampers, and rear-biased all-wheel drive for about the price of the average new car, factoring in the rebate.

Whatever the case, the Tesla Model 3 continues to be a top seller in the U.S. and beyond and has made Tesla a household name. You have a pretty decent starting price, incentives f