Pictures of production Model 3s

[favo]

So I guess the premium upgrades aren't listed under Standard Features since they aren't standard. Also notice it says "Seven cameras, forward radar and twelve ultrasonic sensors" under Safety and "High-definition backup camera" under Interior. I assume the backup camera is not being counted as one of the seven safety cameras, because they can't list it twice.

 

[gregincal]

It also confirms heated front seats as standard.

 

[voip-ninja]

It also confirms heated front seats as standard.

No it doesnt because it's part of the 5,000 upgrade package.

 

[run-the-joules]

No it doesnt because it's part of the 5,000 upgrade package.

Incorrect.

 

[nikeykid]

No it doesnt because it's part of the 5,000 upgrade package.

it's right there under "standard features"

 

[e-FTW]

alright guys, here we go. went by factory and found s3x in the wild, all same color (do i hit the tesla jackpot)? the model 3 was #142 and was produced in July (does that put tesla ahead of schedule?) oh i also got the clearest pic of the sticker too.

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This also states that battery final assembly was done in Fremont.

 

[Garlan Garner]

alright guys, here we go. went by factory and found s3x in the wild, all same color (do i hit the tesla jackpot)? the model 3 was #142 and was produced in July (does that put tesla ahead of schedule?) oh i also got the clearest pic of the sticker too.

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Wow, the Model 3 really looks small in that pic.

 

[run-the-joules]

it's right there under "standard features"

Exactly. Anyone disputing it at this point either doesn't understand how Monroney stickers work, or is essentially claiming that Tesla doesn't.

 

[Garlan Garner]

It also confirms heated front seats as standard.

Model 3

Premium Upgrades

• Premium heated seating and cabin materials throughout, including open pore wood décor and two rear USBs
• 12-way, power adjustable front seats, steering column and side mirrors, with custom driver profiles

 

[nikeykid]

Wow, the Model 3 really looks small in that pic.

here's another pic i took to help size them all up a little better

 

[Garlan Garner]

here's another pic i took to help size them all up a little better
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Thanks. That helps a little.

I'm trying to stay positive about the size, but........hmmmm

 

[Justmurr]

Which is why I'm definitely getting the 3 wrapped when I finally get around to placing the order. I don't have to worry about anything knicking the paint. And I'll be able to run it through the wash without any worries

I'm getting my 3 black and I'm seriously debating the dip...to matte black. The wrap is tempting but I can't DIY that and its around $2k to get someone to do it.

 

[run-the-joules]

Model 3

Premium Upgrades

• Premium heated seating and cabin materials throughout, including open pore wood décor and two rear USBs
• 12-way, power adjustable front seats, steering column and side mirrors, with custom driver profiles

What's your point? Nothing in there requires the front seats to not be heated as standard for those bullet points to be true.

 

[run-the-joules]

I've created a visual aid to help those who are still confused:

 

[Zaxxon]

Right. 'Throughout' is the key word on the PUP side. As in, rear seats are also heated with PUP.

 

[run-the-joules]

here's another pic i took to help size them all up a little better
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I wish it was a bit smaller even, to be honest. It could be a foot shorter and I wouldn't mind at all as long as the rear seats are the ones losing comfort.

 

[AMPd]

Roseville ca supercharger

Car looks better in person.

 

[SteveG3]

Thanks. That helps a little.

I'm trying to stay positive about the size, but........hmmmm

fwiw,

Model S width 86.2", 77.3" with the mirrors folded

Model 3 width 76.1", 72.8" with mirrors folded

in my view, the picture above quite considerably exaggerates the difference in size between the body, ie without mirrors, of the S and 3 (for me, makes what's probably about an 8-10% difference in width seems as if it's about 25%).

 

[gregincal]

here's another pic i took to help size them all up a little better
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Actually, I think that picture is even worse to gauge the size. It's hard to compare all three, but the best pic to compare the S and 3 would be taken from exactly between them. Otherwise whatever car is in the center is going to look smaller because it's straight on.

 

[stopcrazypp]

fwiw,

Model S width 86.2", 77.3" with the mirrors folded

Model 3 width 76.1", 72.8" with mirrors folded

in my view, the picture above quite considerably exaggerates the difference in size between the body, ie without mirrors, of the S and 3 (for me, makes what's probably about an 8-10% difference in width seems as if it's about 25%).

The quoted spec for Model 3 is wrong (because of a typo in the original press kit). It has since been corrected to 82.2", 76.1" folded.

Model 3
Press Kit | Tesla