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TESLA MODEL3 REVIEW,PRICING AND SPECIFICATIONS

Electric car manufacture includes 5 models:Model S,Model 3,Model X,Model Y and Roadster.

Model 3 offered three variant performance ,long range and standard plus. The performance will range 0 to 60 mph in just 3.6 seconds while the long range and standard plus are in 4.4 seconds and 5.3 seconds respectively .Model 3 is most expected electric car from American car manufacture.

In 2021,the model 3 is updated with new features like double paned windows, powered trunk and new center consol .Also the new heat pump and a new battery pack with high capacity .Hardware are standard heated and steering wheel option as software upgrade through mobile apps.

These are great ideas to merge the electric vehicles with our life .Level 2 charging involve 240V where as standard level 1 involve 110V .i.e.common household electric will charge tesla but charge rate are problematically slow only about 5 miles range per hour of charging .

Model 3 with battery pack which are recharged .These are most expensive expected about 60 lakhes to few crores in Indian money. Autopilot hands on SAE-LEVEL 2 is very good when operated correctly .SAE-LEVEL 2 :Here car can steer accelerate and brake in certain circumstances .Responding to the traffic signal or lanes largely handle by driver. 

The parked car can identify the driver of the car anywhere you in parking .The system of this model also make use of technology like lidar and extensive 3D mapping. Lidar which act as the eye for autonomous car mean they use the sensor and provide the thousand of laser pulse every second from the surrounding observation which help them to make a 3D point of view.

The emission of carbon dioxide by gasoline consuming vehicle emit 12Kg CO2 per day. The carbon emission from the electric vehicle is negligible. According to National Gasoline Standard 1200 tons of carbon monoxide ,120 tons of hydroxide and 72 tons of nitroxide have been avoided.



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