Buyer’sguide: tesla model 3

MILEAGE 43,845 WHY WE’RE RUNNING IT To find out if an approved used car is the best route into Tesla ownership E Vs are pretty much universally accepted as an ideal solution to the challenges of urban

TESLA has had a roller-coaster ride recently. People seem to either love or hate this firm that makes only EVs, but you can’t deny the Model Y’s popularity, because it still sells in vast numbers; in

Our pick RWD List price £39,990 Target Price £39,990 Range 318 miles Battery size 57.5kWh For Class-leading efficiency; fast charging via Tesla’s own network; surprisingly practical; well priced Again

‘ EVangelists’ love to shout that range doesn’t matter because many people can charge at home and because the rapid-charge network has become really quite sophisticated. But the fact is that autonomy

At first glance it isn’t immediately obvious just what segment the two cars on these pages fall into. Are they hatchbacks? Are they crossovers? Are they the size of a Smart Fortwo or a full fat Range

Our pick Standard Range Air List price £33,005 Target Price £32,039 Official range 270 miles Battery size 55kWh For Entry-level model is attractively priced and has a competitive range; plush ride; we