Tesla Model 3 now under P2M, new Model Y Long Range RWD added
Tesla updates lineup and financing
At A Glance
- Tesla is promoting lower entry pricing for EV ownership in the Philippines, with the Model 3 Standard priced from ₱1.838 million and monthly payments starting at ₱29,990.
- The local lineup now includes the Model 3 Standard, Model Y Long Range RWD, and Model 3 Premium Long Range RWD, with the latter listed at up to 750 km of driving range.
- Tesla says it is operating three Supercharging stations with 12 Superchargers, alongside six Destination Charging stations with 24 Destination Chargers, while reporting more than 2,400 households enrolled in its Home Charging Program.
Tesla has announced updated ownership and financing offers in the Philippines, placing the spotlight on new models, lower monthly payments for the Model 3 Standard, and expanded local availability that now includes the Model Y Long Range RWD.
Tesla’s current lineup in the Philippines now includes the Model 3 Standard, Model Y Long Range RWD, and Model 3 Premium Long Range RWD. Based on the brand’s published local pricelist, Model 3 variants start at ₱1,838,000 for the Standard Rear-Wheel Drive, while higher grades range up to ₱3,099,000 for the Performance All-Wheel Drive. For the Model Y, the Rear-Wheel Drive variant is listed at ₱2,369,000, with the new Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive at ₱2,594,000, and the Long Range All-Wheel Drive at ₱2,749,000. Among the Model 3 variants, Tesla lists the Premium Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive at up to 750 km of driving range.
Priced from ₱1.838 million, the Model 3 Standard is being positioned as the most affordable model in Tesla’s Philippine range. Based on figures shared by the company, the vehicle is rated for up to 534 km of driving range and supports a peak Supercharging rate of 225 kW. Tesla also cited a charging estimate that allows the car to regain up to 170 km of range in 15 minutes, depending on conditions and charger availability.
The company said monthly payments can start at ₱29,990 for the Model 3 Standard, positioning it as a lower-cost entry point into EV ownership for buyers considering the switch from internal combustion vehicles. Tesla added that the move is aimed at widening consumer options while highlighting the brand’s focus on safety, driving range, smart technology, and charging access.
Tesla also emphasized its app-based connectivity as part of the ownership experience. The company said owners can access vehicle functions remotely via the Tesla App, while over-the-air software updates are standard, enabling feature updates and system improvements to be delivered without a service visit.
In addition to pricing and model availability, Tesla said all new Tesla vehicles will include one-year comprehensive insurance coverage starting January 2026, which it presented as part of its effort to reduce running costs and make EV ownership easier to manage.
On the SUV side, Tesla said the Model Y Long Range RWD has been added as a new variant for the Philippine market. The company listed the vehicle with a claimed driving range of up to 661 km on a single charge for Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive models equipped with 19-inch wheels, alongside a peak charging rate of 250 kW. Tesla’s stated charging estimate for the variant is up to 267 km of range in 15 minutes at a Supercharger station.
Tesla also pointed to cargo practicality as one of the Model Y’s core strengths, citing a listed storage capacity of 2,138 liters. In its example, the company said the vehicle can fit up to four large suitcases with the rear seats folded down, with additional space for a 16-inch carry-on in the front trunk.
To support EV use locally, Tesla said it is operating three Supercharging stations with 12 Superchargers, along with six Destination Charging stations offering 24 Destination Chargers in the Philippines. The company also reported continued growth in its home charging rollout, stating that more than 2,400 households are currently enrolled in its Home Charging Program.
Tesla said customers can view the Model 3 and Model Y at Tesla Center BGC, as well as its pop-up location at Alabang Town Center, located in front of Kiwami.