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The Tesla Model 3's first year of production has already sold out

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The Tesla Model 3's first year of production has already sold out | Top Gear

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Elon Musk confirms via Twitter that first 12 months of production already reserved

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The Tesla Model 3's first year of production has already sold out

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Elon Musk confirms via Twitter that first 12 months of production already reserved

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Elon Musk confirms via Twitter that first 12 months of production already reserved

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The Tesla Model 3's first year of production has already sold out

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The Tesla Model 3's first year of production has already sold out

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The Tesla Model 3's first year of production has already sold out

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Elon Musk confirms via Twitter that first 12 months of production already reserved

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Want a new Tesla Model 3? You may have to wait a wee while. Elon Musk, responding to a Twitter post, confirmed that the first 12 months of production have already sold out. And there hasn't even been a Tesla Model 3 test drive yet.

Orders for Musk's much anticipated electric car, of course, went off the charts: within the first 24 hours, just under 200,000 orders had been placed, and shortly after that, climbed to 276k. Recently, reports suggest that order book now tops 400,000. A lot of those pre-orders were with an option mix too, pushing the average price of a reserved Model 3 to $42k (the base car starts at $35k).

Here are your basics then: the Tesla Model 3 is a five-seat, electric car capable of accelerating from 0-60mph in under six seconds (“we don’t make slow cars at Tesla,” Musk said). It's rear-wheel-drive, but will come with the option of a dual-motor AWD version.

And, you'll be glad to hear, will later feature a 'Ludicrous' mode that'll no doubt drop that 0-60mph time considerably.

Range? At least 215 miles, though Musk hopes "to exceed" that.

It's the car Musk always set out to build, in the hope of accelerating “the transition to sustainable transport".

Now click here to read everything you need to know about the Tesla Model 3.

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Want a new Tesla Model 3? You may have to wait a wee while. Elon Musk, responding to a Twitter post, confirmed that the first 12 months of production have already sold out. And there hasn't even been a Tesla Model 3 test drive yet.

Orders for Musk's much anticipated electric car, of course, went off the charts: within the first 24 hours, just under 200,000 orders had been placed, and shortly after that, climbed to 276k. Recently, reports suggest that order book now tops 400,000. A lot of those pre-orders were with an option mix too, pushing the average price of a reserved Model 3 to $42k (the base car starts at $35k).

Here are your basics then: the Tesla Model 3 is a five-seat, electric car capable of accelerating from 0-60mph in under six seconds (“we don’t make slow cars at Tesla,” Musk said). It's rear-wheel-drive, but will come with the option of a dual-motor AWD version.

And, you'll be glad to hear, will later feature a 'Ludicrous' mode that'll no doubt drop that 0-60mph time considerably.

Range? At least 215 miles, though Musk hopes "to exceed" that.

It's the car Musk always set out to build, in the hope of accelerating “the transition to sustainable transport".

Now click here to read everything you need to know about the Tesla Model 3.

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Elon Musk confirms via Twitter that first 12 months of production already reserved