Compare Tesla Long-Range vs Standard-Range EVs
Pricing
While the price of a used Tesla will vary by each specific vehicle, standard range models are typically priced lower than long-range models. A lower price point could fit more easily into your budget, and could also mean you may find more standard range models qualify for the federal tax credit.
| Â MSRP | Â Standard-Range | Â Long-Range |
| Â Model 3 | $38,990Â | $47,740Â |
| Â Model Y | $43,990Â | $48,990Â |
Performance
The standard range Tesla is configured with rear-wheel-drive for a sporty driving experience with smooth and quick acceleration. Both the standard range Model 3 and Model Y can reach 0-60 in under 6 seconds. Long-range models are equipped with all-wheel-drive and are even quicker, reaching 0-60 in about 4.2 seconds. Additionally, AWD configured long-range models can help with maintaining traction when driving on slippery roads.
| Â 0-60 MPH | Â Standard-Range | Â Long-Range |
| Â Model 3 | Â 5.8 | Â 4.2 |
| Â Model Y | Â 5.8 | Â 4.2 |
Range
The standard range Model 3 and Model Y both offer impressive range at an estimated 272 miles and 260 miles respectively. Of course, as the name suggests, the long-range Model 3 and Model Y offer an increase in range to 341 and 310 estimated miles respectively. The extra range can be helpful when you need to drive longer distances and are unable to stop for a charge.
| Â Miles | Â Standard-Range | Â Long-Range |
| Â Model 3 | Â 272 | Â 341 |
| Â Model Y | Â 260 | Â 310 |