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Tesla Model 3 Long Range 0-60 in 4.2 s

The Tesla Model 3 Long Range reaches 60 mph from a standstill in 4.2 s, a curated reference figure for the 2021-2026 model years and the Dual-motor EV powertrain. It ranks #38 of 70 in our database overall and #14 of 15 among EV models.

0-60 mph
4.2 s
curated reference value
Overall rank
#38
of 70 vehicles
EV rank
#14
of 15 EV models
Quicker than
46%
of the database, 32 of 70

Closest rivals

Vehicle0-60 mphDelta
Ford F-150 Lightning4.0 s-0.2 s
Ford Mustang GT (S650)4.1 s-0.1 s
Dodge Challenger Scat Pack4.2 s0.0 s
Nissan Z4.5 s+0.3 s
Volkswagen Golf R (Mk8)4.5 s+0.3 s
Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 3924.5 s+0.3 s

Delta is the rival's time minus the Tesla Model 3 Long Range's 4.2 s: negative means the rival is quicker.

EV leaderboard

Where 4.2 s sits

At 4.2 s the Tesla Model 3 Long Range is seriously quick (3.0 to 4.5 s). 36 of the 70 vehicles in the database are quicker and 32 are slower, so it beats 46% of the field. Among EV models it ranks #14 of 15, in a category that runs from 1.9 s (Lucid Air Sapphire) to 4.8 s (Tesla Model Y Long Range), with 13 EV models ahead of it.

The dataset does not retain a source URL or rollout method for every entry. Treat the 4.2 s figure as a reference, and verify a matching model year, trim and test method before making a close comparison. To estimate quarter-mile elapsed time and trap speed from power and weight, use the quarter mile calculator; and before fitting bigger wheels, check the tire size comparison, because a larger tire diameter lengthens the effective gearing and blunts the launch.

Frequently asked questions

How fast is the Tesla Model 3 Long Range 0-60?

4.2 s is the curated reference value in this database. That is #38 of 70 vehicles in our database and #14 of 15 EV models; 32 vehicles (46%) are slower. Actual results depend on test method, surface, temperature and launch; this is not a guaranteed test range.

Is the Tesla Model 3 Long Range quicker than the Dodge Challenger Scat Pack?

They tie at 4.2 s in this database. That does not establish identical performance under matched test conditions.

Which model years does the 4.2 s figure cover?

The 2021-2026 Tesla Model 3 Long Range with the Dual-motor EV powertrain. Other engines or trims of the same model can differ by a second or more, so match the powertrain before comparing.