Tesla officially unveiled the upgraded Model 3 last week, making it available for order only in the Asia-Pacific region. However, the first truckload of vehicles has already been spotted in Europe, probably for showrooms.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
On September 1, Tesla officially unveiled the updated Model 3, which has been widely discussed in recent months and is known as Project Highland. As of now, the car is only available in mainland China, Japan, Malaysia, Australia, and New Zealand, the company said. It is known that in the USA, the release of the upgraded sedan was not even teased. However, for European orders placed for Model 3 prior to the official presentation, Tesla promised to deliver them in October-November. This was a hint that the company stopped shipping the old version of the car and would switch to delivering the upgraded version. In addition, the new Model 3 is being shown at the IAA Munich Auto Show in Germany and at the Beijing Show in China, which could also serve as a hint that the new Model 3 will soon enter the European market.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Following some hints about the imminent release of the updated Model 3 to the European market, even more information has appeared. @EstherKokkelman<\/a> reported on X that a truck loaded with a Model 3 Highland was spotted in Europe on Tuesday. According to the pictures shared by Markus Fuchshuber, the sighting was made in Germany. The photo shows that the truck is loaded with seven cars. They appear to have been in Pearl White Multi-Coat, Solid Black, and Flame Red colors. Whether Model 3 was there also in Deep Blue Metallic and the new Stardust Gray is impossible to say with certainty due to the fact that it cannot be determined from the photos provided.<\/p>\n\n\n\n