READ THIS: Tesla Supercharger electric-car charging sites in CA surge Standard equipment on every Model 3 includes LED headlights, Internet connectivity, a navigation system, and such electronic safety systems as collision avoidance and automatic emergency braking. The price of the base version starts at $35,000, as promised, with the longer-range battery adding $9,000. A Tesla Model 3 with every option listed today will run to $59,500, plus the unspecified cost of all-wheel drive. Any color except black will cost $1,000 more; upgrading from the standard 18-inch Aero to 19-inch Sport wheels and tires adds $1,500. Tesla Model 3 spotted at service center The Enhanced Autopilot suite of active-safety systems, adding lane-changing and self-parking, is $5,000, and future self-driving capabilities will be offered for $3,000 when ready. A $5,000 Premium Upgrades package adds 12-way heated and power adjustable front seats, a panoramic glass roof, an upgraded audio system, power adjustable steering and heated folding side mirrors, a center console, wood trim and upgraded materials, and two rear USB ports. The charging rates differ between the two battery options: the Standard pack can add 30 miles of range per hour on a 32-amp 240-volt outlet, and will add 130 miles during 30 minutes of Supercharging, while the Long Range version adds 37 miles at 40 amps and 170 miles per half-hour of Supercharging. 2017 Tesla Model 3, in photo tweeted by Elon Musk on July 9, 2017 Tesla warrants the Model 3 for 4 years or 50,000 miles, with an 8-year warranty on the battery that covers 100,000 miles for the base pack and 120,000 miles for the Long Range pack. Slow production of the earliest Model 3 cars has been proceeding for the last several weeks. Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted two images of the very first production car on July 9th.