The Tesla Model 3 has become one of the most influential cars of the modern era, bringing premium electric motoring into the mainstream and reshaping what drivers expect from a mid-size sedan. With instant torque, a low centre of gravity from its floor-mounted battery pack, and famously rapid acceleration in Performance variants, the Model 3 feels sharp, quiet and futuristic on Australian roads. Its minimalist cabin, dominated by a central touchscreen, replaces traditional buttons with software-driven controls, while over-the-air updates can add features and refinements long after the car leaves the showroom.

For Automotive Superstore customers, the Model 3 is also a great platform for practical upgrades and accessories. Popular additions include all-weather floor mats, boot liners, sunshades, charging accessories, paint protection products, cabin filters, wiper blades and detailing supplies suited to preserving its sleek finish. Because electric vehicles place unique demands on tyres, many owners also look for low rolling resistance, quiet-running options that help maintain range and comfort.

A fun piece of Tesla trivia is that the Model 3 was originally intended to be called the Model E, completing the cheeky “S E X Y” line-up, until Ford’s trademark forced the switch to the number 3. Since its launch, it has become a cultural symbol of the EV shift, frequently appearing in city traffic, tech discussions and sustainability debates. Whether chosen for performance, efficiency or innovation, the Model 3 remains a landmark vehicle in the move toward electric mobility.