Elon Musk’s vision for the Model 3 was that of a stylish and powerful everyday car for the eco-conscious.
The Model 3 promised sports-like performance and exceptional range that would leave no doubt about the potential of electric cars.
Considering it has been the world’s most popular plug-in car for years – only recently outdone by the Model Y – it seems to have delivered on that promise.
It was the first Tesla to proudly display its lack of a front grille, which regular cars need for cooling purposes.
It’s the face of the future – and any forward-facing Sim would want one at home.
If you miss the classic look of a front grille, consider this somewhat vintage (read: outdated) Tesla Model S.
Electric cars don’t use combustion for power, so there’s much less excess heat, eliminating the need for large front-facing air intakes.
The only reason the early Tesla Model S versions had a black “grille” at the front was to keep them from looking too avant-garde for mainstream adoption.
In a way, having a Tesla with that design amounts to owning a limited-edition item.
I’m sure whatever Sim you get this for will spend all night talking about his “investment” to his bored friends.
In 2016, Tesla gave the Model S a bit of a facelift – the main change being the removal of the black faux-grille.
It was definitely a change for the better.
The unique smooth front fascia – only possible on an electric car – gave the Model S the spark it lacked to leave a lasting impression.
Electric cars are the future, so what’s the point if they don’t look futuristic?
In addition to the regular automobile, this CC set also includes a charging version featuring the official Tesla charger, which you’d expect to see in a Tesla owner’s garage.
If you’re looking for something a little beefier, you can’t go wrong with the Tesla Model X – a spacious, luxurious powerhouse with killer design.
Apart from looking like a million dollars and protecting the planet with fewer carbon emissions (assuming your power doesn’t come from a coal-burning plant), the Model X also protects its passengers.
According to Elon, the Model X is the safest SUV you could get on.
A low center of gravity keeps it from rolling over in the event of a crash – but thanks to a sophisticated collision avoidance system, that shouldn’t happen in the first place.
Get this for the family-oriented Sim who wants to leave their children a healthier world.
Another fantastic family-friendly choice is the Tesla Model Y, a spin-off of the Model 3 aimed at accommodating more passengers just as comfortably and with the same focus on safety.
This compact SUV is quite similar to the Tesla Model 3.
In fact, about 70% of its pieces – including the chassis – are identical.
The Model Y is a taller, much roomier version of the Model 3.
It can seat seven people, including the driver, which is two more than the Model 3, and its cargo capacity is almost three times that of the mid-size sedan.
Having a larger car for a bigger family is more realistic, so remember to upgrade the car when you start needing renovations to accommodate more Sims in your household.
They’re youthful, stylish, and suggest an adventurous lifestyle full of passion and pleasure.
Passion and adventure aren’t words you’d usually connect to an electric car – but the Tesla Roadster is an exception. Its aerodynamic body is seductive, and its top speed of over 400kph is out of this world.
Those who like a bit of history should also consider this alternate Tesla Roadster CC inspired by Tesla’s first production model.
Do you know what two women yelling at a cat and the Tesla Cybertruck have in common?
They’re both memes from 2019.
I was already stoked when I first saw the Cybertruck’s polygonal design. It might as well be a tank in an N64 game!
But the moment I knew I’d never forget this truck was during the reveal event when the bulletproof glass Elon was so proud of actually cracked as he was trying to show it off. Simply surreal.
Nelson Chitty is a Venezuelan expat living in Argentina. He’s a writer and translator passionate about history and foreign cultures. His ideal weekend is spent between leisurely playing games of Civilization VI and looking for the next seinen anime to marathon.
