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2018 Tesla Model 3 Dual Motor Performance quick test review
All the test numbers on the latest Dual Motor Model 3.
Read more: Motortrend
From issue #252018 Tesla Model 3 Dual Motor Performance review: first taste
“We pile into the compact confines of the Model 3, which looks the same as any other, except for having a combined 450 hp and 471 lb-ft of torque. That sort of power should put its performance on par with a BMW M3 super sedan.”
Read more: Motortrend
From issue #18Model 3 Dual Motor and Performance starting production in July 2018
According to Elon Musk’s Twitter account “Tesla will enable orders end of next week for dual motor AWD & performance. Starting production of those in July. Air suspension prob next year.”
Read more: Twitter
From issue #8Model 3 Dual Motor AWD and Performance versions announced
In the rare event you haven’t heard yet, Tesla finally released the specs and opened the orders for the long-awaited Model 3 dual motor all-wheel-drive and performance versions.
Dual Motor AWD
- Range: 310 miles
- 0 to 60 mph acceleration: 4.5 seconds
- Top speed: 140 mph
- Price: $5,000 for AWD option
Performance
- Range: 310 miles
- 0 to 60 mph acceleration: 3.5 seconds
- Top speed: 155 mph
- Price: $78,000 (without autopilot)
Read more: Electrek
From issue #9Model 3 rear drive unit ins and outs
These guys are diving a bit deeper into the Drive Unit parts of a Tesla Model 3 than what Sandy Munro or other folks did when they tore down the Model 3. Check out the motor components, differential, oil cooling, inverter, heat exchanger, stator, rotor, and more.
From issue #128Picture of the Plaid Motor/ Dual Motor 📷
The image looks like the new dual-motor for the Model S Plaid version. And it seems about the same size as the current motor, which means it could fit into the present S platform without major modification. However, changes in the battery and other components might still require a change there.
From issue #120Tesla is upgrading Model S/X with new, more efficient electric motors
Hopefully, this is one of the few steps to refresh the tech in the Model S and X and to bring it to par with the Model 3. The new electric motors, codenamed ‘Raven’, are permanent magnet reluctance motors, like the ones found in the Model 3.
From issue #54Tesla Model 3 Dual Motor 1/4 mile with an acceleration boost
This was the author’s best time of the day with 11.813 at 119.27 mph.
