Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD (2026)
The Highland-refreshed Model 3 is the EV that pulled mainstream European buyers into electric motoring, and it remains the default answer for anyone wanting long range, fast public charging, and class-leading software at a sensible price.
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In Europe its appeal is sharpened by access to the Supercharger network and low company-car tax in many markets, which keeps it dominant on business fleets. The Long Range RWD trim is the value sweet spot, pairing the big battery with a single efficient motor for the longest range in the line-up. Buyers should note the stripped-back interior with no stalks or instrument binnacle divides opinion, and the firm ride on optional larger wheels won't suit everyone on patchy European roads. Cross-shop the Korean EVs if you want faster 800V charging.
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Key specs
| Powertrain | Single-motor battery electric (75 kWh usable) |
|---|---|
| Range / Efficiency | 702 km (WLTP) mi or mpg |
| 0-60 mph | 5.8 s (0-100 km/h) sec |
| Seats | 5 |
| Drivetrain | Rear-wheel drive |
| Warranty | 4 yr/80k km basic, 8 yr/192k km battery |
| Cargo Volume | 594 L (incl. frunk) cu ft |
Configurations: Standard Range RWD · Long Range RWD · Long Range AWD · Performance AWD
Strengths
- Longest range in its price band
- Unmatched Supercharger network across Europe
- Low company-car tax keeps fleet costs down
- Over-the-air updates keep the car current
Trade-offs
- Minimalist cabin omits stalks and driver display
- Firm ride on optional 19-inch wheels
- Slower charging than 800V Korean rivals
Alternatives to consider
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