The Tesla Model 3 will be revealed shortly, but we won’t get to see the full picture.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has confirmed on Twitter that we will get to see the Tesla Model 3 clearly when it debuts, but not all of the important elements will be there. This coincides with an earlier report in February when Musk said “I am being a little coy here, we are not gonna show everything about the Model 3 until a lot closer to production time.”
Musk followed up the tweet by saying that the first Model 3 unveil is part 1, while part 2 will take “things to another level” and will be closer to what we can expect with the production model.
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Electrek has also reported that the Tesla Model 3 will hit 60 mph from a standstill in under four seconds, although it’s unclear whether that is for the base model or a higher trim with a larger battery and all-wheel drive. The site also estimates that the Model 3 will be available with a battery in the 80-kWh range that will give the sedan over 300 miles of all-electric range.
Check back with AutoGuide.com for more coverage and all the details on the Tesla Model 3 when it makes its “part 1” debut March 31.
@rossbin You will see the car very clearly, but some important elements will be added and some will evolve.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 30, 2016
Tomorrow is Part 1 of the Model 3 unveil. Part 2, which takes things to another level, will be closer to production.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 30, 2016
[Source: Electrek]
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