2020 Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD
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Model Specific Trim |
Long Range AWD
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Exterior Color |
Solid Black
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Autopilot Software |
Base Autopilot (AP)
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Autopilot Hardware |
3.0 (HW3)
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Seat Material |
Vegan Leather (Synthetic)
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Seller Type |
Private Party
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- Premium Interior
- All Glass Roof
- Panoramic Sunroof
- Acceleration Boost Upgrade
- Full Self Driving (FSD) Computer
- 4 Year/50k Factory Warranty
- CCS Charging
The Tesla Model 3 is a fantastic EV, touting great sizing, handsome looks, and respectable performance. This particular example benefits from dual-motor all-wheel-drive and the Long Range battery with an EPA-rated 322 miles of range. It also boasts a panoramic roof, Autopilot technology, virtually no modifications, just tinting all over car, AND a clean, accident-free Carfax history report showing warm-weather California ownership since new. Heated front seat, Navigation system and charging cable included! CCS adaptor predicted to update early 2023. FSD is only $199 a month subscription with this beautiful car. Check out Carfax history report: lists no accidents or mileage discrepancies in this Tesla’s past. It also shows two owners, and registrations in California since new. Factory equipment includes 19-inch alloy wheels, a panoramic roof, power-adjustable and heated front seats, a navigation system, and Autopilot technology. At launch, the Model 3 was presented as a premium EV with a usable driving range and respectable performance, all at a reasonably attainable price, as it was Tesla’s entry-level car. It’s still available in 2021, and it has gone through several evolutions (including many software updates) since its introduction. Power comes from a pair of electric motors that draw electricity from a 75-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack to zap the four wheels with 346 horsepower and 389 lb-ft of torque, according to third-party estimates. In 2020, the Long Range received a maximum driving range rating of 322 miles from the EPA.