Tesla has officially introduced the Model 3 Highland to the Thai market. This eagerly awaited release brings two exciting variants to consumers, marking a milestone in the company’s ongoing global expansion.
The Model 3 Highland offerings in Thailand mirror those available in Europe. The first variant, the RWD (Rear-Wheel Drive), boasts an impressive 513 kilometers of range based on the WLTP standard and a top speed of 201 kilometers per hour. Meanwhile, the Dual-Motor AWD Long Range version offers an even more remarkable 629 kilometers of range, catering to those with longer commutes or a penchant for extended road trips.
BREAKING! Model Y RWD, decreased in price by around 300k THB. What a deal, this should sell like HOT cakes! #teslaowersthailand #Teslathailand pic.twitter.com/i7W6sI8WkH
— Tesla Owners Thailand (@OwnersTeslaThai) October 3, 2023
Tesla enthusiasts in Thailand can now explore these exceptional electric vehicles with a starting price of THB 1,599,000 for the base refresh Model 3. Those seeking the Long Range variant can acquire it for THB 1,899,000, with additional customization options available. Tesla Thailand also provides the option to equip the Enhanced Autopilot for THB 122,000 and the Full Self-Driving package for THB 244,000, enhancing the driving experience with advanced autonomous features.
While Tesla Thailand’s order page currently lacks an estimated delivery date for the Model 3 Highland, eager customers can already choose from a selection of colors. The standard offering is Tesla’s iconic black paint. For those looking to personalize their Model 3, Tesla Thailand offers white and blue paint options for an additional THB 50,000, while the gray paint choice comes with a THB 75,000 price tag. The vibrant red color option is also available for an extra THB 85,000. Moreover, customers can opt for the 19-inch Nova wheels, upgrading from the standard 18-inch Photon wheels, to further tailor their Model 3 Highland.
Tesla’s presence in Thailand has been on the rise, with the recent opening of a five-floor facility in Bangkok. This flagship store houses a showroom, a service center, a parts warehouse, and fast-charging stations, enhancing the Tesla ownership experience for local customers. Additionally, Thailand’s Prime Minister, Srettha Thavism, hinted at the possibility of Tesla establishing a manufacturing facility in the Southeast Asian country, which could potentially boost the electric vehicle industry in the region.
The arrival of the Tesla Model 3 Highland in Thailand marks a significant step in the company’s global expansion strategy, offering Thai consumers cutting-edge electric vehicles with impressive features and options. As the electric vehicle market continues to grow, Tesla’s presence in Thailand is set to play a pivotal role in the country’s sustainable transportation future.
