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M3 LR RWD UK!
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Not having LFP is fine, as I'd normally charge to 80% and have plenty of range. On the very occasional day where I have a 450 round trip I'd go to 100% and have to put in a minimal amount from a supercharger on the way back.
The advisor went on to say you get one month's premium connectivity which conflicts with the info in the article above.
The advisor went on to say you get one month's premium connectivity which conflicts with the info in the article above.
MrBadger
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If you had another 3 windows open you would have got another 3 different answers.
tl;dr take with a pinch of salt anything anyone from Tesla says to you. Which includes right from the top.
The RWD LR cannot have an LFP battery - with existing products on the market you cannot make one fit a M3 which gives the range of the RWD LR.
But this highlights the issue - if Tesla cannot even tell you what battery it has, there is no hope in getting an accurate answer to what stereo system it has. We need them to physically appear in the hands of owners before we know.
But this highlights the issue - if Tesla cannot even tell you what battery it has, there is no hope in getting an accurate answer to what stereo system it has. We need them to physically appear in the hands of owners before we know.
Nice! So getting 8 years premium connectivity and a better sound system plus the extra range. Can’t wait to take delivery in a months time. Thanks for the info. I did see a YouTube video with the owner confirming better sound system.
LGES battery cells apparently.
I have no idea what that means but that’s what a google search has just come up with.
Article here -
Tesla Launches Model 3 LR RWD in Europe, It's Built in China With LGES Batteries
The Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD is back on the menu for European customers, although in a different form. The new model, arguably offering the best bang...
www.autoevolution.com
What annoys me about these things is Tesla used to have build codes available which 3rd party sites decoded and could tell you everything from battery version to motor version to headlight type to sound system etc… but Tesla appear to have removed that info and I presume why sites like EV-CPO can’t tell you the info. Now we just get staff making stuff up and people reading articles which aren’t necessarily correct either.
Yes it confirms it doesn't have the full premium audio system of the LR. It states premium speakers, no external amplifier. Other owners in the comments also confirm it doesn't have the amp and sub.
Yes premium audio has those features - just that the LR RWD doesn't have premium audio as clearly shown in the video posted yesterday (unless the UK spec is different to mainland Europe).
That’s what I’m thinking as it’s the sales advisor, online advisor and the link I posted earlier in the thread all saying it does have premium
MrBadger
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Premium connectivity is now (previously, as in early months of UK Model 3 and prior, it was standard) normally a 1 month trial. For lease cars, it’s inclusion as standard seemed to be at the discretion of the lease company rather than as any Tesla spec. It took a while for subscriptions related to leased cars to be implemented, so early leases it was included, but I think this has now changed now that subscriptions have been more widely implemented.
Premium connectivity is now (previously, as in early months of UK Model 3 and prior, it was standard) normally a 1 month trial. For lease cars, it’s inclusion as standard seemed to be at the discretion of the lease company rather than as any Tesla spec. It took a while for subscriptions related to leased cars to be implemented, so early leases it was included, but I think this has now changed now that subscriptions have been more widely implemented.
Digging more into it I think it just has the fog lights and the bigger battery.
Everything else is just the same as the RWD with the LFP.
I’m digging even more and I’m finding encouragement that it’s a much higher spec than a standard RWD
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