TESLA MODEL 3 - 4 YEAR UPDATE

EV Channels Review

This four-year ownership update for the Tesla Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive provides a comprehensive look at the vehicle's performance, maintenance, and cost of ownership. The reviewer highlights a normal driving average of 12,000 miles per year, with detailed breakdowns of charging costs, both at Superchargers and home AC charging, totaling $1,791.72 over four years. Battery degradation is discussed, with the reviewer estimating a loss of about 6% over 48,000 miles, though acknowledging the variability of these figures. The video details twelve service visits, including expected replacements like the 12V battery and a trunk wiring harness recall. Notably, the reviewer incurred costs for repeater camera replacements and brake/suspension inspections outside of warranty. Tire wear is analyzed, comparing original MXM4 tires to the Michelin Pilot Sport AS3+ in terms of longevity and efficiency, with a preference leaning towards the CrossClimate 2 for future replacement. Interior and exterior updates are showcased, including a screen swivel mount, wireless charger, and upgraded floor mats. The reviewer concludes positively, appreciating the expanding Supercharger network and looking forward to continued ownership, while noting the expiration of the basic warranty.