Tesla is on the move to strengthen its electrified presence in the Philippines. Now, the American carmaker has announced that it is offering more accessible pricing, highlighting lower ownership costs and longer driving range across its model lineup, most particularly its Model 3 EV sedan.
The brand has announced that interested buyers can now drive home the Model 3 Standard with a starting price of P1.838 million. The price cut makes the Model 3 stand out as the most affordable model in its local lineup today. On top of the discount, the Tesla Model 3 Standard is also available through monthly installment plans starting at P29,990, reflecting Tesla’s push to broaden EV adoption amid growing local demand.
The Tesla Model 3 Standard offers an estimated driving range of up to 534 km on a single full charge. It also supports fast charging at rates of up to 225 kW. According to Tesla, the Model 3 Standard can regain up to 170 km of driving range in under 15 minutes when connected to a Tesla Supercharger. Like all Tesla vehicles, it supports over-the-air software updates and remote vehicle access via the Tesla mobile app.
Alongside the Model 3 Standard, Tesla also offers the Model 3 Premium Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive, which delivers the longest range in the Model 3 lineup at up to 750 km, as well as the Model Y Long Range RWD variant. The latter provides up to 661 km of driving range and supports a fast charging speed of up to 250 KW, allowing it to add as much as 267 km of range in just 15 minutes when using a Tesla Supercharger.
The Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD also emphasizes practicality, offering around 2,100 liters of total cargo space with the rear seats folded. Tesla pegs the Model Y as a family-oriented electric SUV with a focus on storage flexibility, extended range, and safety.
Starting this January, all new Tesla vehicles in the Philippines will come with 1-year comprehensive insurance coverage, adding another cost-related incentive for prospective buyers.
More than its vehicles, the brand’s charging infrastructure continues to expand locally, along with three Supercharging stations operating 12 Superchargers nationwide, along with six Destination Charging sites equipped with 24 chargers. Tesla Philippines also reported that more than 2,400 households are currently using its Home Charging Program, supporting daily at-home charging, adding more value to the ownership experience.
Tesla vehicles are available through Tesla Center BGC and the brand’s pop-up store at Alabang Town Center (ATC).
