Tesla now lets Canadians order a Model 3 with a software-limited 151 km (93 miles) of range online for $46,389 CAD ($36,891 USD) before provincial and federal rebates.
The company has long let Canadians order this Standard Range version via telephone, to meet the requirements of the federal government’s iZEV $5,000 CAD rebate program.
But now it’s letting new customers order this version online. The Tesla website for Model 3 is showing a tick box that reads, “Limit to 151 km range (est).”
The change was spotted by u/Alpha_Stream on Reddit on Thursday evening.
Now, we wouldn’t recommend anyone to order this Model 3, given its limited range, which would be cut considerably even shorter in a Canadian winter.
Tesla has quietly made South Korea home to the cheapest Model 3 in the world. Tesla Korea has officially launched the Model 3 Standard, priced at 41,990,000 won (about $28,000 USD), according to longtime Tesla watcher @Tslachan. With local EV subsidies applied, the price drops even further — allowing some buyers to get into a […]
Euro NCAP has announced its Best-in-Class cars for 2025, naming the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y as the safest vehicles in their respective categories. The results come from Euro NCAP’s busiest testing year ever, as automakers roll out more electric vehicles and increasingly advanced driver assistance systems. The refreshed Tesla Model 3 was named […]
Great news for Tesla buyers down under—Tesla has just upgraded its New Vehicle Limited Warranty in Australia and New Zealand to unlimited kilometres for 5 years on all new Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. The updated policy applies to every Model 3 and Model Y delivered on or after January 1, 2026, removing the […]
