Elon Musk announces AWD Tesla Model 3 specifications with Performance package priced at $78,000
Tesla Model 3 has quicker and better handling than BMW M3. Elon Musk also mentioned that the new car will beat anything in its call on the track.


A Tesla Model 3. Reuters[/caption]Elon Musk tweeted the specification of the all-wheel drive (AWD) Model 3 which will comes with two motors, all-wheel drive and a top speed of 155 mph. The electric car can go from 0-60 mph in 3.5 seconds and comes with a range of 310 miles. Musk also announced the performance package of the Model 3 that will be priced at $78,000, which includes cost of all options, wheel, paints etc. The cost of Autopilot has has not been included in this package.The Model 3 is priced same as the BMW M3 but will come with quicker and better handling said Musk in his tweets. Elon Musk also mentioned that the new car will beat anything in its class on the track.
It AWD variant comes with two motors, so even if one of the motors break down, the car can run with the help of the other motor. Two of the motors have been placed on the front and rear side of the car. According to Musk, one of the motors has been optimised for power and the other one for range. The previous version of the Model 3 had no AWD option. The cost upgrading single rear motor to a dual-motor AWD is $5,000 as per the tweet. Musk said that the standard model (or with the upgrade) can reach 60 mph in 4.5 seconds and comes with a top speed of 140 mph. Tesla fans must be waiting for the new Tesla Model 3, so let's see how it impacts the choice of customers. The CEO, earlier also tweeted saying that the "Driving Feels Amazing" explaining the performance of the new package.
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