Tesla Model 3 Spotted In The Wild In California (VIDEO)
After years of successfully keeping the Model 3 under wraps, it seems that the secret is out and Tesla is taking Model 3 to the streets. Numerous reports of the Model 3 are hitting social media networks this morning, showing the car roaming public streets in daylight, flaunting its newfound celebrity status.
A silver Tesla Model 3 is pictured following a Tesla Model S that has been fitted with a rear hatch–mounted camera system zooming down a main street in Marina del Rey, California, which is a beach town just north of where the car was officially unveiled on Thursday. A reddit thread shared the news with one enterprising redditor digging in a bit to bring out the creepier side of the internet when he posted the exact address where the Model 3 was spotted.
In addition to being so excited about finally pulling the covers off the new kid in town, Tesla people must be so excited that they don’t have to keep it secret anymore. I’m sure the energy of the place has shifted from a nervous, tense energy to a more jovial “we did it!” feeling, and the fact that they are touting it around town on the main street of a big city right around evening hours speaks to that.
Check out the links of the pics (1) (2) and the video below to get your fix of the Model 3 roaming around town:
And, again, if you missed our exclusive video from the unveiling — from several spots along the test track where only we were recording — here it is:
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