Tesla has already established its footing here in the local market, with a wide range of electric vehicles with competitive prices across the board. Now, however, the offerings just got even more competitive for the American EV giant.
The new Tesla Model 3 Standard has just been launched in the Philippines, and it carries a P1.838 million price tag. It’s now the most affordable variant in the Model 3 range. Heck, it’s now even the most affordable model in the local Tesla stable.
Visually, the Standard trim looks the same as the other Model 3s in the range. Mechanically, however, it differs. The Standard has a maximum range of up to 534km, though it still supports supercharging at 225kW, so you can get up to 170km of range with just 15 minutes of charging.
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With the arrival of this new variant, the Model 3 can now also compete against the likes of the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla Altis, which are electrified compact sedans that also run on fuel, not just electricity.
Along with the Standard trim, Tesla has also added the Premium Long Range RWD variant with a sticker price of P2.343 million. This higher spec isn’t the quickest in the Model 3 family, but it now has the longest range at 750km.
For a better look at the Tesla Model 3, you can view the updated prices below.
Tesla Model 3 2026 Philippine prices
- Tesla Model 3 Standard RWD – P1,838,000
- Tesla Model 3 Premium RWD – P2,109,000
- Tesla Model 3 Premium Long Range RWD – P2,343,000
- Tesla Model 3 Premium AWD – P2,489,000
- Tesla Model 3 Performance AWD – P3,099,000
The more affordable Model 3 was launched last year in a bid to cast a wider net on the market. The carmaker did this first with the Model Y, but we’ve yet to see that make its way to the Philippines. Later this year, perhaps?
