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£51,980
Tesla Model 3
2025 - PERFORMANCE AWD 1 OWNER VAT QUALIFYING 4-Door
5k miles
2025 (25 reg)
Auto
Electric
The Premium Car Collection Ltd
Sheffield
19
£20,698
Tesla Model 3
2022 - RWD 4dr Auto
35.7k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Auto
Electric
Arnold Clark Chesterfield Motorstore / Vanstore
4.5
Chesterfield
81
£18,500
Tesla Model 3
2021 (71) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (346 ps)
41.2k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Sheffield
Rotherham
76
£17,400
Tesla Model 3
2021 (71) - Standard Range Plus Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (241 bhp)
29.9k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Sheffield
Rotherham
8
£29,976
Tesla Model 3
2024 - RWD Auto 4-Door
5.3k+ miles
2024 (24 reg)
Auto
Electric
CarSupermarket.com Sheffield
4.7
Sheffield
14
£16,399
Tesla Model 3
2022 (72) - Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (241 bhp)
77.8k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Electric
Affordable Cars Prestige Car Supermarket
York
77
£17,000
Tesla Model 3
2021 (71) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (346 ps)
51.8k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Sheffield
Rotherham
19
£29,999
Tesla Model 3
2024 (24) - Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (208 ps)
4.9k+ miles
2024 (24 reg)
Auto
Electric
HPL Motors Oldham
Oldham
54
£16,999
Tesla Model 3
2022 - Long Range AWD 4dr Auto
63.8k+ miles
2022 (71 reg)
Auto
Electric
Pure Cars
Wakefield
79
£13,900
Tesla Model 3
2020 (20) - Standard Range Plus Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (241 bhp)
53.1k+ miles
2020 (20 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Sheffield
Rotherham

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35
£11,190
Tesla Model 3
2020 (69) - Standard Range Plus Auto RWD 4dr
97k miles
2020 (69 reg)
Auto
Electric
MMG SPORTS PRESTIGE & 4X4
Worksop
25
£18,299
Tesla Model 3
2021 (21) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (346 ps)
37.3k+ miles
2021 (21 reg)
Auto
Electric
HPL Motors Oldham
Oldham
79
£23,100
Tesla Model 3
2022 (72) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (346 ps)
20.1k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Leeds
Leeds
31
£13,995
Tesla Model 3
2020 (20) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Auto 4WDE 4dr
113k miles
2020 (20 reg)
Auto
Electric
Jpk Motors Ltd
Leeds
8
£21,599
Tesla Model 3
2022 (22) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (346 ps)
26k miles
2022 (22 reg)
Auto
Electric
HPL Motors Oldham
Oldham
8
£19,799
Tesla Model 3
2020 (20) - (Dual Motor) Performance Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (Performance Upgrade
34.5k miles
2020 (20 reg)
Auto
Electric
HPL Motors Oldham
Oldham
14
£21,099
Tesla Model 3
2020 (69) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (346 ps)
4k+ miles
2020 (69 reg)
Auto
Electric
Affordable Cars Prestige Car Supermarket
York
47
£18,099
Tesla Model 3
2020 (70) - Standard Range Plus Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (241 bhp)
27.7k+ miles
2020 (70 reg)
Auto
Electric
Affordable Cars Prestige Car Supermarket
York
36
£16,995
Tesla Model 3
2021 - (Dual Motor) Long Range Auto 4WDE 4dr
52.6k+ miles
2021 (21 reg)
Auto
Electric
East Leeds Car Sales Limited
4.3
Leeds
27
£19,395
Tesla Model 3
2020 - Performance AWD 4dr [Performance Upgrade] Auto
31.4k+ miles
2020 (70 reg)
Auto
Electric
V12 Sports and Classics Worksop
Worksop
1
£19,295
Tesla Model 3
2021 - Long Range AWD 4dr Auto
42.3k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Auto
Electric
Motor Range Manchester
Ashton-under-Lyne
1
£20,495
Tesla Model 3
2021 - Performance AWD 4dr [Performance Upgrade] Auto
48.6k+ miles
2021 (21 reg)
Auto
Electric
Motor Range Manchester
Ashton-under-Lyne
1
£17,599
Tesla Model 3
2021 - Long Range AWD 4dr Auto
54.3k+ miles
2021 (21 reg)
Auto
Electric
Perrys Huddersfield MG
4.4
Huddersfield
1
£17,500
Tesla Model 3
2020 (20) - (Dual Motor) Performance Auto 4WDE 4dr (Performance Upgrade)
47k miles
2020 (20 reg)
Auto
Electric
Mega Car Supermarket
5
Halifax

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Tesla Model 3 buying guide

Why buy the Tesla Model 3?

The Tesla Model 3 is a premium electric car that’s a great option if you do lots of long journeys. That’s because it has an impressively long range and gives you access to Tesla’s network of Supercharger stations, where you can top up the batteries to add a couple of hundred miles of range in about 30 minutes. That hassle-free convenience makes the transition from a petrol or diesel car very easy, so the Model 3 could be ideal for your first electric car. It’s also spacious enough for family use, comfortable, and full of useful tech.

Tesla Model 3 range and updates

The Model 3 has been sold new since 2019. The car’s exterior and interior haven’t changed significantly but Tesla regularly sends smartphone-style over-the-air updates to improve how the tech works and to add new features.

There are three models to choose from – Standard Range Plus (renamed Model 3 Rear Wheel Drive at the end of 2021), Long Range and Performance. There’s a clue in the names to tell you how much range you get on a full battery charge, which we’ll cover in detail below. The names also hint at how fast the car is – every Model 3 gives very rapid acceleration if you need to get going in a hurry, and the Performance model is faster than many sports cars.
All models have an automatic gearbox. Long Range and Performance also have four-wheel drive.

Tesla Model 3 tech and features

The Model 3’s interior is dominated by the large dashboard touchscreen. It can take some getting used to because a lot of things you’d normally expect to find behind the steering wheel, like the speedo and wiper controls, are displayed on or accessed via the screen. But the screen is responsive to the touch and easy to navigate to find the features you’re looking for, and has many extras that you probably wouldn’t expect, such as games and YouTube access. You can use the excellent voice command system to enable various features.

Among the many features included as standard are sat nav and smartphone connectivity, as well as electrically adjustable heated leather seats, a parking camera system and a panoramic roof. Many models come with an advanced driver assistance system called AutoPilot, which can brake, accelerate and even steer for you on certain roads. Despite the name, though, you still have to be in charge of the vehicle. It’s more like an advanced cruise control system.

Tesla Model 3 running costs and value

According to official figures, the Model 3 Standard Range Plus can go as far as 305 miles on a fully charged battery, the Performance can go up to 340 miles and the Long Range can manage as much as 374 miles. You should get pretty close to those numbers, but range can fall dramatically on motorway journeys. However, the built-in sat nav will plot a route between the best charging stops, so you shouldn’t get caught out with a low battery.
Recharging at home with a domestic rapid charger should take no more than eight hours. On the road, a top up from 20% battery capacity to 80% using a Supercharger takes around 30 minutes. Note that cars sold new since May 2020 don’t get free access to the Supercharger network. Prices to charge vary depending on location but expect to pay between £15 and £20 for a full charge.

Tesla Model 3 vs rivals

Rivals to the Model 3 include petrol and diesel cars like the Audi A4 and the BMW 3 Series, and electric cars like the Polestar 2 and Hyundai Ioniq 5. Compared to the Tesla, the Audi feels better-made, the BMW is more engaging to drive and the Polestar and Hyundai, both hatchbacks, are more practical. But the Tesla’s clever tech, long range and access to the hassle-free Supercharger network make it one of the best electric cars.

Common questions about the Tesla Model 3

How practical is the Tesla Model 3?

The Model 3 has generous space in the front seats, so you and a passenger will be able to get comfortable however tall you are. Two adults fit in the back seats comfortably enough, but three is a bit of a squeeze. Children will have few complaints about space in the back, though. There are also lots of places to put keys, drinks and various other odds and ends.

The Model 3 looks like a hatchback but is, in fact, a saloon. The boot is on the small side, with space for four medium suitcases. There is, however, extra luggage space under the bonnet, which is big enough for a couple of soft bags for a weekend away.

How does the Tesla Model 3 compare with other Tesla models?

The Model 3 is the smaller of Tesla’s two saloon cars, the larger being the Model S. The Model 3 is also about the same size as the Model Y SUV.

How safe is the Tesla Model 3?

Safety organisation Euro NCAP awarded the Model 3 a full five-star rating. It scored highly for protecting the driver and passengers and is fitted with lots of advanced driver safety features designed to reduce the likelihood of an accident. Those systems include automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist and adaptive cruise control.