The tesla model 3 MSRP 2023  the rules of electric car affordability and drove a stake through the heart of many premium sedans. Its nimble driving dynamics, abundant range and ease of charging help it outgun rivals such as the BMW i4, BYD Seal, Hyundai Ioniq 6 and Polestar 2. With its recent refresh dubbed Project Highland, Tesla’s flagship sedan is looking even more enticing with improved ride comfort, new amenities like ventilated front seats and over-the-air software updates that allow future enhancements to be added instantly.

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The 2023 Model 3 eschews traditional instrumentation in favor of a 15-inch touchscreen that manages all vehicle settings and infotainment functions. Smartphone power users will likely be comfortable with this arrangement, but drivers used to cars with multiple switches and dials may find it distracting to tap on screens at highway speeds. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto aren’t available due to a continuing spat between Silicon Valley rivals, but most users will probably be happy enough with Tesla’s integrated system.

Every Model 3 comes with a suite of safety features, including forward-collision warnings, automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert. Owners can also remotely access and control their vehicles via a smartphone app, pre-heat or cool the cabin and plan routes with charging stops. Those who want to drive semi-autonomously can add the Enhanced Autopilot package for an extra $6,000, although we’ve found it to be a bit unreliable and not worth the cost for most owners.