Those in the west can now get to experience the Model Y and Model 3 at a new experience centre in Westgate!
With its 78kWh battery, the Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive boasts a WLTP-range of up to 691km on a full charge, and supports DC fast charging at 250kW.
The new location will offer the public the chance to experience test drives of the Model 3 and Model Y, both engineered for Cat A COE, and its Optimus bot.
The V4 Superchargers pack faster charging speeds and longer cables, bringing Tesla's network up to 12 Supercharging stations and 37 stalls across Singapore.
In addition to price reductions, the Model 3's standard colour has been updated, and Tesla owners will get new features via over-the-air updates.
The programme is designed to entice Singaporeans to make the switch to EVs, with new and existing customers eligible for additional rewards and discounts.
Tesla has launched a Cat A COE-eligible variant of the Model 3 here in Singapore, available from $186,776.
The two all-electric models will be showcased alongside a Tesla Gigafactory Shanghai Model Y body at VivoCity from 1 January 2024.
The first customers of the new Tesla Model 3 have taken delivery of their vehicles at the Tesla Experience Centre at Toa Payoh.
The all-electric sedan is back in the Long Range Dual-Motor and Rear-Wheel Drive variants, which promise to be better, quieter, and safer than before.
The upgraded Tesla Model 3, now more aerodynamically efficient and quieter than before, is now available here in Singapore.
BYD launches the much-awaited Seal here in Singapore with an adrenaline-filled morning at Changi Exhibition Centre.
Tesla has announced fresh price cuts China as Chinese domestic manufacturers continue to gain ground and fans anticipate an upcoming update for the Model 3.
One winner of the Tesla Drive to Believe challenge will be selected every week to win a week-long drive in either the Model 3 or Model Y.
Prices for the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y have dropped here in Singapore thanks to the firm's progress in cost control measures.
The move is in line with slashed prices seen in other regional markets, such as South Korea, China and Australia, by the electric carmaker.
While Teo Heng remains indefinitely closed, here's something that could help in staving off our craving for crooning - if only it was coming to Singapore.
The global chip shortage appears to have had no dampening effect on the electric carmaker's ability to achieve its best year on record.
This marks the largest-ever vehicle recall by Tesla, although its scale still pales in comparison to the recalls we've seen from bigger carmakers.
The compact SUV from the EV-maker performed well across six evaluation tests, and also received plaudits for offering well-rated headlights as standard.