Tesla is hinting at a paid ‘Acceleration Boost’ upgrade for the Model 3

Tesla is hinting in an “Acceleration Boost” update for Model 3 owners. References to the forthcoming performance improvement were seen by Model 3 owners in the “Upgrade” part of their automobile ’s profile on Tesla’s website.

While first reports of the upcoming Acceleration Boost suggested that it will only be exclusive to Model 3 Dual Motor AWD owners, a post in the moderator of the Tesla Model 3 Facebook team noted that Standard Range+ and Long-Range Rear-Wheel Drive variations were eligible for the update.

“This is really about our SR+ with no FSD accounts page. Our AWD using FSD doesn’t show this page since there aren’t any more ‘updates ’ at this moment,” composed Mark Gillund, a Model 3 owner who serves as the moderator of the team.

Credit: Facebook/Mark Gillund

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Owners of the Model 3 Long Range RWD also have begun confirming that they are seeing exactly the Acceleration Boost mention in their accounts pages. Mid Range RWD Model 3 owners are yet to verify if the update is now visible in their own vehicles’ pages.

One of Model 3 Dual Motor AWD owners, so many owners have been probably excited to possibly have the chance to update their vehicles into a “Sleeper” Model 3 Performance, however with the shortage of a carbon fiber spoiler, an underlined Dual Motor Badge, red brake calipers, and 20″ Sport Tires. Once it shows no cosmetic differences to the base variations of the car, it exhibits superior performance in comparison with a regular Dual Motor AWD vehicle.

Shows on my LRRWD pic.twitter.com/UIxJYr5s39

— Jason (@jgrano305) December 18, 2019

While speculations point to the update it isn’t known how much each Model 3 version will be after the acceleration increase. It also remains to be seen when the increase will soon be rolled out as a simple power improve, or when it’ll be in the kind of a particular launch mode, similar to the Insane Mode from the Model S P85D and Ludicrous Mode from the Model S P100D.

In October, Tesla declared that the firm would be releasing a 5 percent power update to owners of the Model 3. This arrived in the kind of 2019.36.2.1, which comprised optimizations to the Model 3’s peak power. Inevitably, a couple owners of Dual Motor Model 3s place these updates to the test with outcomes that showed noticeable improvements in the acceleration and total speed. A Tesla Model 3 Performance was able to achieve a 0-60 mph time of 2.9 seconds, according to statistics from YouTube’s DragTimes.

Of if the acceleration increase will be accessible to owners, A date isn’t accessible yet. But, Tesla’s website does note that Model 3 owners should have their car packed with 2019.40.2. This could hint at a launch date that is sooner rather than later.

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