In a recent range test by Edmunds, the Tesla Model 3 rear-wheel-drive model traveled close to 400 miles on a single charge. This mileage exceeds the official EPA range by about 30 miles, highlighting the vehicle's impressive real-world efficiency. The result suggests that drivers may experience longer distances between charges than the manufacturer’s stated rating.
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Tesla Model 3 Exceeds EPA Range by Nearly 30 Miles in Edmunds Test
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“Edmunds' recent test shows the Tesla Model 3 rear-wheel-drive reaching nearly 400 miles on a charge, beating its EPA range by around 30 miles.”
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