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The Tesla Model 3 Performance is an eco-friendly electric sedan with an all-wheel-drive configuration belonging to Tesla's most affordable model range. This third-generation EV (Electric Vehicle) comes with a starting price of 59,000 dollars. Franz von Holzhausen was in charge of the design team that went into Tesla's production lines at Fremont, California, from 2018 onwards. This impressive vehicle comes with a Permanent-Magnet electric engine setup, 450Hp maximum output power, and 471Lb-ft torque. Its all-electric powertrain can get you anywhere you want under any weather condition, thanks to its space-age steel-aluminum metal structure delivering maximum strength for the car's lightweight body. Drivers love the sensation of accelerating seamlessly, quietly, and smoothly as they keep pushing down the pedal.

The Tesla Model 3 Performance charges up to 80% in 40 minutes on one of Tesla's Superchargers, delivering a 13kWh/100Km efficiency with a 352 miles range. The Model 3 increases the combined speed by adding Acceleration Boost, taking the car to a 162 Mph top speed and going from 0-60 Mph in 3.7 seconds. The standard tire set for this Tesla packs Michelin Pilot Sport 4S 235/35/R20 in front and 275/30/R20 in the rear. A lower sports suspension system and a performance braking package provide a stable and secure driving experience. The Tesla Model 3 Performance is a game-changer and a must-have for any electric car enthusiast. It is a severe contender for gasoline-powered vehicles, no wonder why it is such a top-selling EV.

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2018: The Model 3 Performance was launched, featuring dual-motor all-wheel drive, a performance-focused suspension, upgraded brakes, a top speed of 155 mph, and a 0-60 mph time of 3.5 seconds. It came standard with 20-inch performance wheels, a carbon fiber rear spoiler, and a Track Mode feature allowing drivers to adjust power distribution and regenerative braking for track use. It also included a lowered suspension for better handling.

2019: Tesla introduced software updates to improve Track Mode, adding more in-depth customization and telemetry tracking. The 0-60 mph time improved slightly to around 3.2 seconds due to software optimizations. Tesla also added Autopilot as a standard feature across all Model 3 trims, including the Performance version, enhancing driver assistance capabilities.

2020: The Model 3 Performance received a minor facelift with revised exterior trim, replacing the chrome accents with a "chrome delete" matte black finish for a more modern look. Inside, Tesla updated the center console with a wireless charging pad and USB-C ports. Range increased slightly due to battery efficiency improvements, with the EPA-estimated range reaching around 310 miles on a full charge. The 0-60 mph time improved to 3.1 seconds with software tweaks.

2021: Tesla made several updates, including a heat pump for more efficient heating and improved cold-weather performance, which also contributed to better overall range. The Performance model’s range increased to approximately 315 miles. Tesla introduced the new 20-inch Überturbine wheels, giving the Model 3 a more aggressive look, and slightly revised the suspension for a smoother ride. Additional interior updates included new door panel materials and minor layout changes.

2022: Minor software and battery improvements contributed to an even faster 0-60 mph time of around 3.1 seconds. Tesla updated the Model 3’s infotainment system with a new AMD Ryzen processor, making the interface more responsive and enhancing the in-car gaming experience. Tesla also introduced laminated rear windows for better sound insulation and slightly improved noise reduction.

2023: Tesla introduced further software optimizations, improving acceleration and range in real-world scenarios. Enhanced rear suspension components were added for improved comfort and stability. Tesla also introduced Tesla Vision, removing radar sensors and relying on camera-based Autopilot functionality, a shift that sparked discussions on the performance of advanced driver-assistance features.

2024: Tesla launched the Model 3 Performance Highland in April 2024, representing the most significant update in the model's history. The Highland Performance delivers substantially increased performance with 510 hp (up from 480 hp) and 547 lb-ft of torque from its dual electric motors—representing 22% more continuous power, 32% more peak power, and 16% more peak torque than the previous Model 3 Performance. Acceleration improves to 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds with a top speed of 163 mph. The Highland refresh introduces adaptive dampers (unique in the Model 3 family) with Tesla-developed in-house software that enables improvements via over-the-air updates, replacing the previous frequency-selective dampers. Chassis stiffness increased while rolling resistance decreased for improved handling dynamics. Aerodynamic revisions including new front and rear fascias and a carbon fiber trunk spoiler deliver 5% less drag, 36% reduction in lift, and 55% improvement in front-to-rear lift balance compared to the pre-Highland Performance. Interior upgrades match the standard Highland refresh: encompassing ambient lighting, rear passenger screen, ventilated front seats, stalkless steering column controls, enhanced sound insulation for a quieter cabin, and updated headlights, taillights, and wheel designs. EPA-estimated range is 296 miles per charge. The Highland Performance represents Tesla's response to increasing competition in the performance electric sedan segment, maintaining the Model 3 Performance's position as one of the quickest-accelerating sedans available while improving refinement, efficiency, and track capability through comprehensive engineering updates across powertrain, chassis, aerodynamics, and interior appointments.