Original Tesla Model 3 2017–2023

What it came with

Motors

Single motor^1,2, Dual motor (2018–2023)^1,2

Batteries

75 kWh (2017–2020)³, 62 kWh (2018–2019)³, 50 kWh (2019–2020)³, 54 kWh (2019–2021)³, 82 kWh (2021–2023)³, 57.5 kWh (2021–2023)³

Drivetrains

Rear-wheel drive^1,2, All-wheel drive (2018–2023)^1,2

Trims

Long Range, rear-wheel drive (2017–2019)^3,1, Long Range AWD (2018–2023)^3,1,2, Performance (2018–2023)^1,2, Mid Range (2018–2019)^3,1, Standard Range (2019–2020)^3,4,5, Standard Range Plus (2019–2021)^3,6,7, Rear-Wheel Drive (2021–2023)^3,7,2

Packages

Premium Upgrades package^1,6, Partial Premium interior (2019)⁴, Performance Upgrade package^1,6, Enhanced Autopilot^1,6, Full Self-Driving Capability^6,2

• Deliveries in 2017: 1,764³
• Performance output, 2018: 450 hp¹
• Long Range AWD EPA range, 2021: 353 miles⁷
• Long Range AWD EPA range, 2022: 358 miles⁸
• Rear-Wheel Drive EPA range, 2023: 272 miles²
• Battery and drive unit warranty: 8 years or 100,000 miles, as Edmunds lists it⁶

Rare finds

Rare trims, packages and options to look out for, and whether finding one is good news.

• Rare Standard Range Trim

  Taken off Tesla's website in April 2019, then special order only^5,9

Sources

1. Edmunds 2018 review
2. Edmunds 2023 review
3. Wikipedia
4. Electrek 2019 (Standard Range)
5. Engadget 2019 (Standard Range off the website)
6. Edmunds 2019 review
7. Edmunds 2021 review
8. Edmunds 2022 review
9. Edmunds 2020 review