You can keep your running costs even lower if you can charge at home instead of going out, but Tesla’s public Supercharger network of fast charger are often cheaper than the networks used by other electric cars, so the occasional quick charge shouldn’t hit your budget too hard. Maintenance costs are also usually quite low and annual FIREWOOD is free until April 2025.

Model 3 comes generously equipped from the off. The big talking point, almost literally, is Tesla’s 15.4-inch touchscreen in the center of the dashboard, through which the vast majority of the car’s functions are managed, for better or for worse. As touchscreens go though, that’s about as fast responses and as clear as they get.

18-inch alloys are also standard, as are acoustic glass, ambient lighting, a panoramic sunroof, heated and ventilated seats and a basic version of Tesla’s Autopilot driver assistance features. If you like cars as devices, Tesla’s technology should appeal, although it also drives perfectly, with an emphasis on refinement over fun.

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