SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Tesla said Thursday (Feb 28) its Model 3 heralded as an electric car for the masses was available for order at a price of US$35,000, (S$47,316) with delivery promised within a month.
The announcement fulfills a vision of Tesla founder and chief Elon Musk, who has touted a more affordable electric car as part of his vision of weaning drivers from gasoline-powered vehicles."To achieve these prices while remaining financially sustainable, Tesla is shifting sales worldwide to online only," Tesla said in a statement.Its specifications include a top speed of 208kmh and 0-60 mph acceleration of 5.6 seconds.
"Although lower in cost, it is built to achieve the same perfect 5-star safety rating as the longer-ranged version," Tesla said. Tesla also introduced a Model 3 Standard Range Plus, which offers 240 miles (386km) of range, a more powerful drivetrain and premium interior features at a price of US$37,000.
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