Tesla Model 3 is an electric five-seat sedan manufactured by Tesla. The model was unveiled on March 31, 2016.
The car was presented with stunning "turbine style" wheels, but never bring to the market.
When Tesla opened the doors to its Model 3 online configurator, reservation holders were only given two wheel options for the vehicle — the standard 18-inch Aero Wheels and the 19″ Sport Wheels.
Recently, Tesla Model Y was spotted with "turbine style" wheels.
Photo taken from tweet on Twitter
The old Model 3 turbines are baaaack 👍🏼 pic.twitter.com/3CqZXIzOuq
— Tesla Owners Online (@Model3Owners) November 2, 2019
Members of the Twitter community began to actively discuss the possibility that it would be great to order "turbine style" wheels for their Model 3.
Host of RideThe Lightning: Tesla Motors Unofficial Podcast, Ryan McCaffrey suggests, that "turbine style" wheels almost certainly will. He thinks Tesla wouldn’t put these on a Y engineering prototype “just because.”
They almost certainly will. Tesla wouldn’t put these on a Y engineering prototype “just because.” They’re going to get made, IMO.
— Ryan McCaffrey (@DMC_Ryan) November 2, 2019
Many Tesla Model 3 owners would love to buy these wheels if they had the opportunity.
And we can only hope that for the Model Y there will be a possible configuration "turbine style" wheels.
And we can only hope that for the Model Y there will be a possible configuration "turbine style" wheels.
At the moment, these wheels can be bought from a wholesaler of wheels EV Wheel Direct.
Ben Sullins of data-focused YouTube channel Teslanomics in 2018 featured what can only be described as the perfect complement to his black Tesla Model 3 – 20″ Turbine wheels in Metallic Grey.
“I’m not really much for modifications on a car, as you guys know, but I’m absolutely in love with these wheels.” - said Ben.
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Eva Fox joined Tesmanian in 2019 to cover breaking news as an automotive journalist. The main topics that she covers are clean energy and electric vehicles. As a journalist, Eva is specialized in Tesla and topics related to the work and development of the company.
