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What is the range of the Tesla Model 3 Standard Range version?

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LaNorah

07/29/25 1:59am

The domestically produced Model 3 Standard Range Plus version has an actual tested range of around 380km, which may be slightly less in winter and during high-speed driving. The Tesla Model 3 includes both imported and domestically produced versions. Among them, the imported Tesla Model 3 versions consist of the Standard Range Plus, Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive, Long Range All-Wheel Drive, and Performance High-Performance All-Wheel Drive, while the domestically produced Tesla Model 3 currently only has the Standard version. Different versions of the Tesla Model 3 have varying range capabilities. Below are the relevant details: 1. Tesla Model 3 (Imported) Standard Range Plus — MIIT pure electric range of 480km; Long Range All-Wheel Drive — MIIT pure electric range of 590km; Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive — MIIT pure electric range of 664km; Performance High-Performance All-Wheel Drive — MIIT pure electric range of 595km; 2. Tesla Model 3 (Domestically Produced) Standard Range Plus — MIIT pure electric range of 445km; The domestically produced Model 3 Standard Range Plus version has an actual tested range of around 380km, which may be slightly less in winter and during high-speed driving. Experiment: Under conditions of -10°C with heating function turned on, the Standard Range Plus version has a range of 320km in urban areas and 245km on highways.

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DelAniyah

08/12/25 6:01am

I've been driving the Tesla Model 3 Standard Range for several months now, and the range is quite satisfactory. The official claim is around 423 kilometers, and in city driving, I often achieve just over 400 kilometers. However, on highways, the range drops to about 380 kilometers due to higher wind resistance. For charging, I use a home charging station every night, which is convenient and cost-effective, ensuring a full battery the next morning. On average, I only need to charge once a week. During long trips, stopping at a Supercharger for about half an hour can replenish half the battery, allowing me to continue my journey. Driving habits significantly impact the range—aggressive acceleration consumes power quickly, while smooth driving helps conserve energy. Weather also plays a crucial role; using air conditioning in summer can reduce the range by several dozen kilometers, and heating in winter has a similar effect. Overall, this car is very practical for commuters or short trips, with sufficient range for daily needs and fewer trips to the gas station.

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Should I Press the Brake When Shifting Gears During Reverse Parking?

It is best to keep the brake pressed continuously. If you can ensure that the test vehicle does not roll in the garage, you may not need to press the brake. When shifting gears, the vehicle is required to be in a stopped state. If the vehicle rolls, it may be judged as a failure. Below are the specific introductions to the gears of an automatic transmission car: R (Reverse) Gear: When this gear is engaged, the hydraulic system reverse gear oil circuit is connected, causing the drive wheels to rotate in reverse for backward movement. N (Neutral) Gear: When neutral is engaged, the planetary gear system idles without power output. D (Drive) Gear: When the gear shift lever is in this position, the hydraulic system control device automatically connects the corresponding forward gear oil circuit based on throttle opening signal and vehicle speed signal, automatically shifting up or down with changes in driving speed to achieve automatic transmission function.

How many minutes should it take to complete reverse parking?

According to the 'Motor Vehicle Driver Examination Content and Methods' implemented on October 1, 2017, the maximum time allowed for reverse parking is 210 seconds. The new 'Motor Vehicle Driver Examination Content and Methods' standards have added time limits for certain test items. For example, in Subject 2, reverse parking and parallel parking, the previous standards only specified specific operational procedures, while the new standards include time limits for completing these operations. Specifically, reverse parking must be completed within 210 seconds; exceeding this time results in failure. Subject 2 examination time limits: reverse parking exceeding 210 seconds results in failure; parallel parking exceeding 90 seconds results in failure; during driving, looking away from the direction of travel for more than 2 seconds results in failure; when there are no other vehicles, pedestrians, or obstacles ahead affecting passage, failing to start within 10 seconds results in failure; before starting, turning, changing lanes, overtaking, or parking, turning the steering wheel without signaling for at least 3 seconds results in failure.

What are the rules for reverse parking?

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What is the appropriate position for adjusting rearview mirrors when reversing into a parking space?

First, adjust the right rearview mirror: The upper edge should allow visibility of the rear door handle, while ensuring the front door handle is centered in the mirror (vertically). The car body should occupy 1/4 of the mirror's area (the less, the better; too small may cause the ground lines to appear differently compared to the left mirror). This allows for better visibility to the right. Left rearview mirror adjustment: Refer to the right mirror, but the left mirror has an additional function—during parallel parking, you need to see the left rear wheel. Therefore, you must ensure that you can see the left rear wheel by leaning forward slightly. No matter what, you must be able to see the left rear wheel for easier parallel parking (turning the wheel fully when the left rear wheel aligns with the line ensures successful parking, but pay attention to the car's angle, which should be around 40 degrees). Reversing into the parking space: Sometimes, the parking lot lacks the front line, so you can only rely on the rear line. In this case, observe the left rearview mirror with the front handle centered vertically. While reversing, watch the left rearview mirror, and when the front door handle aligns with the rear line, stop. However, individual height and seat position may vary slightly, but the door handle and mirror positions remain consistent.

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