"Tesla is preparing to introduce the Model 3 Standard to the Netherlands this December, as per information obtained by AutoWeek. The trim is expected to launch at €36,990, making it the most affordable Model 3 the Dutch market has seen in years. While Tesla has not formally confirmed the vehicle's arrival, pricing reportedly comes from a reliable source, the publication noted."
"The U.S. version of the Model 3 Standard provides a clear preview of what Dutch buyers can expect, such as a no-frills configuration that maintains the recognizable Model 3 look without stripping the car down to a bare interior. The panoramic glass roof is still there, the exterior design is unchanged, and Tesla's central touchscreen-driven cabin layout stays intact. Cost reductions come from targeted equipment cuts."
Tesla is preparing to introduce the Model 3 Standard to the Netherlands in December priced at €36,990. The trim preserves the Model 3 exterior, panoramic glass roof, and central touchscreen-driven cabin while using a no-frills interior. Cost reductions come from targeted equipment cuts such as fewer speakers and simpler upholstery. Performance is modest compared with Premium models, with a 0–100 km/h sprint around six seconds and an estimated WLTP range near 550 kilometers. The Standard uses a smaller battery and simpler suspension but maintains long-distance capability. Pricing positions the Model 3 Standard below the Model Y Standard and undercuts the current Model 3 RWD.
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