From 2021Tesla Model 3
75 kWh usable battery · Electric
Tesla Model 3
Long Range Dual Motor
Model photo not yet available · specifications and range data below
What would 100 miles cost?
Based on driver journeys submitted so far — 1 journey from 1 driver.
How this is worked out2.6 mi/kWh · 26.32p/kWh · 10% charging lossesDetails
We use the average efficiency from journeys submitted by drivers. Changing the charging type only changes the electricity price. The calculation includes 10% charging losses.
For the MPG comparison we use the latest UK average fuel prices: 174.57p/l petrol and 199.33p/l diesel (19 Oct 2026).
Charging rates used: Ofgem price cap · 8p EV tariff · HMRC public charging · 80p rapid charging.
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The MPG figures are only a running-cost comparison. Your own charging price may be higher or lower.
Key specifications
Full specifications2 details for this exact versionView all
Battery & charging
- Usable battery
- 75 kWh
Size & practicality
- Body style
- Saloon
Only specifications available for this exact catalogue version are shown. Extended specification fields use OpenEV Data where available. 146,205 Model 3 vehicles were licensed in the UK in 2026 Q2.
About these figuresRange sources, efficiency and how MyEVRange works out driver rangeView
Published real-world estimate
Useful extra context from published sources. These figures are always kept separate from journeys shared by MyEVRange drivers.
Efficiency comparison
How does it compare?
Similar batteries and official ranges, with driver data shown where we have it.
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Just three readings: miles driven, start battery and end battery. See your estimated range before sending anything, then get a personal result to save and share.