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What are the differences between domestically produced and imported Model 3?

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SanAmelia

07/30/25 2:29am

The differences between domestically produced and imported Model 3 are reflected in four aspects: components, configurations, range capability, and warranty. Below are the detailed information: 1. Different components. The domestically produced Model 3 achieves the function of whole vehicle assembly but does not have the capability to produce components. The components used in the domestically produced Model 3 are imported and then assembled domestically. 2. Different optional configurations. The domestically produced Model 3 currently only offers one model variant, the Standard Range Plus, while the imported version includes four variants: Standard Range Plus, Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive, Long Range All-Wheel Drive, and Performance All-Wheel Drive. 3. Different range capabilities. The domestically produced Model 3 Standard Range Plus has a range of 445 km, while the imported Standard Range Plus has a range of 480 km. 4. Different warranties. The domestically produced Model 3 comes with a whole vehicle warranty of four years or 80,000 km, and a battery warranty of eight years or 160,000 km. The imported Model 3 also has a whole vehicle warranty of four years or 80,000 km, but the battery warranty is eight years or 192,000 km.

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