After years of speculation and anticipation, Tesla is finally adding adaptive headlights to its vehicles -- but there's a twist. The feature, dubbed "Adaptive Main Beam" in European certification documents that were shared in Germany's TFF Forum, will debut on the recently launched upgraded Model 3, better known among electric car fans as Project Highland.
A recent video from the Shanghai South Port terminal has shed light on a possible explanation for the seemingly tempered domestic sales of Tesla's upgraded Model 3, also known as the Model 3 Highland. The video, captured by longtime Tesla watcher Wu Wa, reveals a large export fleet of Model 3 Highland and Model Y units gathered at the terminal.
Electric vehicle (EV) giant Tesla has implemented minor price increases for the Model 3 and Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) variants in China, reflecting a dynamic pricing strategy in the world's largest auto market.
Tesla China has rolled out a price increase for the Model 3 and Model Y. Just as previously expected, the price increases were implemented on the vehicles’ Long Range Dual Motor All Wheel Drive variants.
Tesla's interiors are getting progressively better, but there are still some features that the electric vehicle maker seems to consider premium. These include, among other things, the rear touchscreen.
The Tesla Model 3 Highland is now being delivered in several countries, and people are loving it. The new Model 3 could very well become Tesla's dark horse this fourth quarter.
Tesla is exporting thousands of upgraded Model 3 units from Giga Shanghai, according to drone footage of the Shanghai Nangang Terminal.
The Tesla Model 3 Highland has been reviewed by MotorTrend. As per the motoring publication, Tesla’s latest creation is a home run, as it made an otherwise already stellar car even better.
