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All New Tesla 2024 Model 3

Posted by: VIP Gateway, 14th Dec 2023

All New Tesla 2024 Model 3

Tesla has sold over one million cars in the European market and is preparing to deliver the first of its new Tesla Model 3 vehicles in January 2024. The Tesla Model 3 is one of the most popular EV cars in our leasing catalogues, and we’re excited to see the promised changes in the updated version.

This new release promises to be the latest step in a successful journey for the model that has been a major disrupter in the EV market and has competed well with premium sector cars, such as the BMW 3-series, the Audi A4, and the Mercedes-Benz C-Class.

Given its positive story so far, it’s no surprise that the Model 3 is the second best-selling Tesla car after the Model Y. It’s remained a key feature of the EV market despite the launch of rivals, such as the Polestar 2, the Hyundai Ioniq 6, the Kia EV6, and the BMW i4.

It’s clear that Tesla is doing most things right with the Tesla Model 3. However, there are a couple of positive tweaks in the latest vehicle release, including a sleeker look at the front end and a noticeably quieter cabin. Keep reading for a closer look at the changes to the Tesla Model 3 and to see what to expect from the vehicle.

Pricing of the new Tesla Model 3

The new Model 3 for 2024 has a starting price of £39,990. This is £3,000 cheaper than the standard version of the previous incarnation. For this purchase price, you get a single-motor, rear-wheel drive version of the car. The vehicle has a claimed range of 344 miles. If you prefer the twin-motor Long Range version, you can expect to pay £49,990. This vehicle has a claimed range of 421 miles.

Exterior of the new Tesla Model 3

You can’t mistake the Model 3 for being anything other than a Tesla. It has a tapered rear, a low nose, and is shorter than many other exec cars. The car also has a conventional saloon rear and not a tailgate. This feature slightly dents the car's practicality, but not so much that it’s totally off-putting. If you have even a slight knowledge of Tesla vehicles, the design of the new Model 3 is immediately recognisable.

Interior of the new Tesla Model 3

The interior of the new Tesla Model 3 is minimalist, and there’s plenty of legroom. There’s also a panoramic windscreen that adds to the spacious and airy feel of the cabin.

Moving towards the centre console, you get a buttonless experience. This is a good thing if you like the idea of controlling everything from a touchscreen. However, for some people, this can become tedious.

The good news is that the 15.4” screen is brighter than previously, and the resolution is sharp. It’s also logical and easy to use once you’re familiar with it. A quick heads up there’s still no compatibility with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, which may not suit everyone.

Looking more closely at the space in the cabin, there’s enough legroom for three adults in the back due to the sculpturing of the armrest. The situation with headroom isn’t quite as good, especially for taller passengers.

The most positive aspects of the interior of the 2024 Tesla Model 3 are,

Higher quality for the purchase cost, with soft-to-the-touch materials throughout.
The use of more sound-deadening materials and acoustic glass to reduce external noise pollution.
A re-designed steering wheel.
Perforated upholstery on the front seats to support ventilation.
An 8” screen in the rear for climate control and entertainment.

What to expect from safety in the new Tesla Model 3

The name of the Model 3 “Autopilot” system is a little misleading, but it’s still one of the best driver-assist systems. The system is highly capable, and its operation is smooth and simple. You get features including,

Automatic lane changes
Automated emergency breaking
Lane departure warning
Adaptive cruise control

What does the Tesla Model 3 drive like?

We’ve covered most aspects of the 2024 Tesla Model 3, but we know that the driving experience is one of the most vital concerns for drivers. The good news is that this car has good speed and acceleration without the noise levels that could be an issue in the past.

The car also has a solid body that’s more refined than in previous versions. In addition, you get an agile driving experience due to quick steering. This is especially impressive for an 1800kg saloon.

Overall, the positive aspects of the latest version of the Tesla Model 3 include impressive handling, good acceleration, affordability, a fun driving experience, and a much quieter cabin. The downsides are a top range that is difficult to achieve and an unpredictable predictive drive/reverse selector.

We must wait until January 2024 for the new Tesla Model 3 to become available for purchase. But you can search the special offers and in stock lease deals at VIP Gateway to find a deal on a current Model 3, other Tesla vehicles, or any EV that’s a good fit with your requirements. If you locate an EV lease deal that suits you, click the enquiry button to request a personalised quote. You can also speak to one of our team by calling us on 0161 814 9623 or send an email to hello@vipgateway.co.uk. We’re happy to answer any questions you have about Tesla Model 3 car lease deals or deals for another vehicle you’re interested in.