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2023 Tesla lineup

The database lists 8 Tesla models for 2023, covering 8 versions. Combined fuel consumption ranges from 1.8 to 2.3 l/100km; the most efficient is the Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD. Compared with 2022, 0 models were new to the list and 1 was no longer listed. Fuel mix: 8 electric.

Models8
Versions8
Combined economy1.8–2.3 l/100kmaverage 2.0
Kerb weight1,760–2,454 kg

Highlights

Most efficientTesla Model 3 Long Range AWD1.8 l/100km
Least efficientTesla Model X2.3 l/100km
LightestTesla Model 3 RWD1,759.9 kg
HeaviestTesla Model 3 Long Range AWD2,453.9 kg
Most recallsTesla Model X17

All 2023 Tesla models

ModelVersionsEngineCombinedWeightRecallsNCAP
Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWDall years1—1.8 l/100km2,453.9 kg125
Tesla Model 3 Performance AWDall years11 cc2.1 l/100km1,838 kg125
Tesla Model 3 RWDall years11 cc1.8 l/100km1,759.9 kg125
Tesla Model Sall years1—2 l/100km2,161.4 kg13—
Tesla Model Xall years1—2.3 l/100km2,453.9 kg17—
Tesla Model Y AWDall years11 cc1.9 l/100km1,975.8 kg17—
Tesla Model Y Long Range AWDall years11 cc1.9 l/100km1,975.8 kg17—
Tesla Model Y Performance AWDall years11 cc2.1 l/100km1,975.8 kg17—

Changes from 2022

No longer listed

  • Tesla Model Y RWD

Fuel mix

Electric8

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