The Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model Y have been priced in the Philippines. This marks the official arrival 36 of Elon Musk’s electric vehicles and Supercharger network in the country.
The first indoor Supercharger station has set up shop at Uptown Mall in BGC, Taguig. Compared to filling up a vehicle with gasoline, Teslas are a solid alternative for sustainable driving.
For context, a Tesla Model 3 needs P19 per kilowatt-hour, which is roughly PHP 1,140USD 19INR 1,647EUR 19CNY 141 for a fully-charged vehicle. Of course, the issue here right now is the single charging station. However, Tesla says that more are set to arrive in the Philippines.
At the time of writing, the Tesla showroom has opened at Uptown Parade offering the Model 3 and Model Y. Readers may also check them out at Tesla’s official website. From here, you can choose between rear-wheel drive (RWD), long range, and performance variants of the vehicles.
The entry-level Model 3 RWD 155 starts at PHP 2,109,000USD 35,937INR 3,046,661EUR 34,229CNY 261,727 with a 513 km range. As for the Model Y RWD 135, which offers more space, it will start at PHP 2,369,000USD 40,368INR 3,422,257EUR 38,449CNY 293,993. The EVs are now available for order and are likely to be shipped from the Tesla Gigafactory in Shanghai.
Of course, Tesla offers some customization options for EVs as well. The price should fluctuate based on colors (interior and exterior), wheel design, and autopilot packages. Just keep in mind, buyers need to place a PHP 15,000USD 256INR 21,669EUR 243CNY 1,862 non-refundable deposit to secure an order.
I should note that every Tesla comes with basic autopilot, including features like autosteer and traffic-aware cruise control. Users may get the full self-driving capability by adding PHP 394,000USD 6,714INR 569,172EUR 6,395CNY 48,895 to your Model 3 RWD purchase. Lastly, the Teslas are also available with installment options. We’ll update the article once we have full details on the payment method.
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Wade yers says:
Who wants to drive an Elon Musk car? He is aweful and BYD makes better cars.
Idiot says:
No to china cars
Aion Kane says:
When there are more charging stations, I’m getting a Model Y. BYD cars are ugly and have been known to burn up in flames. It should be called Burn Your Dinero.