What is the body weight of the Tesla Model 3?

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LaCooper
07/24/25 5:43pm
Tesla Model 3 currently has two models on sale, with a curb weight of 1761kg. The curb weight of a car, commonly referred to as the 'empty weight'. The so-called curb weight of a car refers to the weight of the car when it is fully equipped according to the factory technical conditions (such as spare tires, tools, etc.), and all fluids are filled. It is closely related to the design level, manufacturing level, and industrialization level of the car. Under the same model conditions, the better the design method, the superior the production level, and the higher the industrialization level, the lower the curb weight will be. The curb weight of a car is also an important parameter affecting fuel consumption. Because the fuel consumption of a vehicle is directly proportional to its curb weight, meaning the heavier the car, the more fuel it consumes. The Tesla Model 3 has dimensions of 4694*1850*1443mm and a wheelbase of 2875mm. It is equipped with a permanent magnet/synchronous motor, with a total motor power of 194kW and a total motor torque of 340N.m, matched with a fixed gear ratio transmission.
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VanValeria
08/11/25 9:48am
I'm quite familiar with the curb weight of the Tesla Model 3. The difference between versions isn't significant, generally falling within the range of 1,600 to 1,900 kilograms. For example, the Standard Range version weighs about 1,610 kg, while the Long Range version is closer to 1,850 kg, primarily due to its larger battery. As someone who frequently follows electric vehicles, I believe weight has a considerable impact. Its low center of gravity and stable chassis prevent drifting during high-speed cornering, but the added weight increases range pressure, requiring more frequent charging. The design incorporates aluminum alloys to reduce weight, but the battery accounts for over one-third of the total mass, making it heavier than traditional gasoline-powered cars—for instance, a similarly sized mid-size gasoline sedan might weigh only 1,500 kg. Fortunately, the Model 3 optimizes energy efficiency, so the weight doesn't hinder performance too much.
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