Tesla’s new Model 3 long range rear-wheel drive is available in the UK with prices starting at £44,990. Customer deliveries will begin next month. The latest addition to the Model 3 lineup offers a range of 436mi (WLTP) and a consumption of 20.1kWh per 100 miles. A single charged could sustain more than a week of commutes. With estimated fuel savings of £6,380 over four years, the new long range rear-wheel drive is considered the most efficient EV available and the best price-to-range ration on the EV market in the UK. Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive builds on what has made Model 3 a global best-seller, great range and efficiency with sports-car performance and handling, advanced technology features, at an approachable price point. The new variant includes all the improvements introduced to the Model 3 line-up last year. Tesla’s new Model 3 long range rear-wheel drive is available in the UK with prices starting at £44,990. Customer deliveries will begin next month. The latest addition to the Model 3 lineup offers a range of 436mi (WLTP) and a consumption of 20.1kWh per 100 miles. A single charged could sustain more than a week of commutes. With estimated fuel savings of £6,380 over four years, the new long range rear-wheel drive is considered the most efficient EV available and the best price-to-range ration on the EV market in the UK. Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive builds on what has made Model 3 a global best-seller, great range and efficiency with sports-car performance and handling, advanced technology features, at an approachable price point. The new variant includes all the improvements introduced to the Model 3 line-up last year. The design of the cabin includes 360˚ acoustic glass, improved suspension bushings, seals and sound-dampening materials. A Tesla-designed premium audio system features 9 speakers and an amplifier, with native support for streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music. The 8” second-row display provides easy access to climate control, and entertainment to the rear passengers. Front passengers can enjoy ventilated seats, while heated seats in the first and second rows provide warmth when temperatures drop.