Tesla Philippines has made a significant impact on the local electric vehicle (EV) market, delivering over 1,500 cars since early 2025. To celebrate, they are showcasing two popular models – the Model Y and the Model 3 – at the Rockwell Power Plant Mall in Makati from July 18 to July 27, 2025.
Tesla’s Arrival and Growth in the Philippines
Tesla’s official start in the Philippines in 2024 marked the beginning of a rapid rise in popularity. The current showcase at Rockwell Power Plant Mall aims to convert potential EV buyers. Tesla hopes that allowing Filipinos to see the Model Y and Model 3 in person will encourage them to switch to electric cars.
The delivery of 1,500 EVs in a short period highlights the increasing interest in EVs in the Philippines. People now understand the environmental advantages of EVs, along with the long-term financial savings due to reduced fuel and maintenance costs.
Meet the Tesla Model 3 Performance
A key attraction at the Rockwell showcase is the Tesla Model 3 Performance. This is an exceptional electric sedan designed for those pursuing both sustainability and high performance. It is the top-tier version, loaded with features and power.
The Tesla Model 3 Performance features a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive (AWD) system producing 510 horsepower and 610 Newton-meters of torque. This power allows it to accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 3.1 seconds. Furthermore, it has a range of up to 528 kilometers (WLTP standards), enabling long-distance travel without frequent recharging.
The Model 3 Performance provides a comfortable and convenient daily driving experience. These features enhance every journey, making it enjoyable and efficient.
Key features of the Tesla Model 3 Performance include:
- 360-degree acoustic glass: Reduces road noise for a quieter cabin.
- Direct current (DC) fast charging: Enables quick battery recharge at compatible stations.
- Ventilated seats: Keeps you cool and comfortable.
- Dual wireless charging pads: Charges smartphones without cables.
- Advanced driver-assist systems (ADAS): Enhances safety with features like lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking. Find out more about Tesla’s Autopilot on their website.
- 15-inch touchscreen: Controls nearly all car functions like navigation and climate control.
- Panoramic glass roof: Offers stunning views and a bright cabin.
- Automatic air-conditioning: Maintains a comfortable interior temperature.
- Rear touchscreen display: Allows backseat passengers to control entertainment and climate.
The Tesla Model 3 lineup in the Philippines is priced from P2.109 million to P3.099 million, depending on the variant. The Model 3 Performance, being the highest-spec trim, is at the upper end of this range, reflecting its advanced performance and features.
Tesla Model 3 Performance: Key Specs
Here’s a quick overview of the Tesla Model 3 Performance’s mechanical specifications:
- Motor setup: Dual motor
- Drivetrain: AWD
- Range: 528 km (WLTP)
- Horsepower: 510
- Torque: 610 Nm
- Suspension: Double-wishbone front and multi-link rear with adaptive damping
- Brakes: Front and rear discs
Exploring the Tesla Model Y
Alongside the Model 3, Tesla Philippines showcases the Model Y at the Rockwell Power Plant Mall. This all-electric sport utility vehicle (SUV) blends space, versatility, and performance, making it a popular choice for both families and individuals.
The Model Y ranges in price from P2.369 million to P3.299 million and is available in various trims to suit different requirements. The top-performing version is the Performance variant, boasting 456 horsepower and 674 Nm of torque. This SUV accelerates from 0 to 100 kph in just 3.7 seconds.
The Model Y Performance, similar to the Model 3 Performance, features a dual-motor, AWD setup. It provides a WLTP-rated range of 514 km. The mid-spec Long Range trim can cover up to 533 km on a single charge.
The Tesla Model Y includes features designed to improve comfort, convenience, and safety, such as fast charging, an ADAS suite, and a panoramic glass sunroof, much like its counterpart, the Model 3. These features enhance the driving experience, contributing to a safer, more sustainable journey.
Tesla Model Y Performance: Quick Specs
Here’s an essential look at the Tesla Model Y Performance specs:
- Motor setup: Dual motor
- Drivetrain: AWD
- Range: 514 km (WLTP)
- Horsepower: 456
- Torque: 674 Nm
- Suspension: Double-wishbone front and multi-link rear with adaptive damping
- Brakes: Front and rear discs
The Growing EV Market in the Philippines
Tesla’s market presence and expansion in the Philippines indicate growing acceptance of electric vehicles. Contributing factors include environmental consciousness, increasing fuel costs, and government initiatives to promote EV adoption.
With increasing charging infrastructure and improving battery technology, EVs are becoming a viable option for Filipino drivers. Tesla aims to take part by offering performing EVs that meet customer needs.
Why Visit the Rockwell Showcase?
The Tesla exhibit at Rockwell Power Plant Mall is a prime opportunity to closely examine the Model Y and Model 3. You can sit inside, explore features, and ask Tesla representatives questions. It’s an excellent way to experience electric vehicle ownership.
If an EV switch is being considered, this exhibit should not be missed. Observing the Model Y and Model 3 in person can aid an informed decision about EV suitability.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When did Tesla Philippines officially start delivering cars to customers?
Tesla Philippines began delivering vehicles to customers in early 2025.
Where can I see the Tesla Model Y and Model 3 in person?
You can see them at the South Court of Rockwell Power Plant Mall in Makati from July 18 to July 27, 2025.
What is the price range of the Tesla Model 3 in the Philippines?
The Tesla Model 3 ranges from P2.109 million to P3.099 million, depending on the variant.
What is the price range of the Tesla Model Y in the Philippines?
The Tesla Model Y ranges from P2.369 million to P3.299 million, depending on the variant.
What are some of the key features of the Tesla Model 3 Performance?
Some key features include a dual-motor AWD system, 510 horsepower, 610 Nm of torque, a 528 km range, 360-degree acoustic glass, DC fast charging, ventilated seats, and advanced driver-assist systems (ADAS).
What are some of the key features of the Tesla Model Y Performance?
Key features include a dual-motor AWD system, 456 horsepower, 674 Nm of torque, a 514 km range, fast charging, a comprehensive ADAS suite, and a panoramic glass sunroof.
Are there any government incentives for buying electric vehicles in the Philippines?
Yes, the Philippine government provides incentives to boost EV adoption. These may include tax incentives, reduced registration fees, and preferential access to certain areas. Consult current government regulations for specific details.
Where can I find Tesla charging stations in the Philippines?
Tesla is actively increasing its charging network in the Philippines. Charging stations are located in shopping malls, hotels, and residential areas. Check the Tesla website and app for the nearest charging points.
What is WLTP?
WLTP stands for World Harmonized Light Vehicles Test Procedure. It’s a global standard for testing the range and efficiency of vehicles, including EVs. It provides consumers with a realistic estimate of a vehicle’s range on a single charge.
References
Tesla Philippines
Tesla Official Website
World Harmonized Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP)
Are you ready to experience the future of driving? Visit the Tesla exhibit at Rockwell Power Plant Mall in Makati from July 18 to July 27, 2025. Explore the Model Y and Model 3, discover their features, and understand why electric vehicles represent the future of transportation. Seize the chance to embrace a cleaner, more sustainable, and exhilarating driving experience. Come, explore the realm of Tesla – the future is electric, and it’s happening now!
