Tesla launched the Model Y Standard with an opaque roof that is still glass on the outside, and there's a perfectly silly reason for that

Like the Model Y Standard, this 3 also gets a smaller battery than the newly renamed ‘Premium’ trim. Tesla doesn’t give out capacity figures, but it means a claimed 517km on a single charge, with a single motor powering the rear wheels for 0-100kph times of 5.8sec.

But even if you've decided you want a Model 3 over a Model Y or a BMW i4, there's still one more decision to make. Tesla currently offers two trim levels for the Model 3: base rear-wheel drive and Long Range with dual-motor all-wheel drive.

The Tesla Model 3 and Model Y Standard don't come with TPMS sensors, instead relying on ESP sensors to warn when the tire pressure drops

But are they solid deals? We discuss on this week's Plugged-In Podcast. Plus, ZETA's Albert Gore III on the future of the EV market.

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