Tesla Model 3 1.Generation Performance AWD - Terrain

Can the Tesla Model 3 1.Generation Performance AWD also be used off-road? Here often a distinction is made between "soft-roaders" and real off-roaders. For real off-road capability it needs more than just some more ground clearance. The SUV boom of the last 10 years has produced many cars that look off-road but have limited capability to do so.

The Tesla Model 3 has all-wheel drive, which means that the basic requirement is already met. The ground clearance, another important criterion, is 140 mm for this automobile. This is an average value, i.e. dirt roads and slightly uneven terrain are no problem for the automobile.



Rating: The automobile does have all-wheel drive, but not least the lack of ground clearance indicates that a Tesla Model 3 is not made for off-road use.