Model 3

Make
Tesla
Segment
Sedan

Novitec is best known for modifying exotic supercars like the Lamborghini Huracan Performante and Ferrari 812 Superfast, but the tuner has also customized the Tesla Model S sedan and Model X SUV. Now, the renowned tuner has given the entry-level Model 3 the tuning treatment for those who think the electric sedan looks too tame.

Like the company's other Tesla tuning projects, Novitec has created a slew of aero-enhancing components finished in naked carbon fiber that give the Model 3 a sportier appearance while improving the electric sedan's driving dynamics.

A front spoiler has been attached to the lower end of the front fascia, giving the Model 3 a more aggressive face. According to Novitec, the shape of the spoiler also reduces front axle lift at high speeds, optimizing the car's stability. Elsewhere, a rear spoiler lip and diffuser enhance the aerodynamics, while Novitec's side rocker panels give the car a lower and sleeker stance.

Rounding off the visual upgrades are exclusive hi-tech forged wheels manufactured by Vossen wrapped in high-performance tires. Measuring 21 inches in diameter, the Vossen wheels stand out thanks to their unusual design featuring five double-spokes slanted like a windmill. They are available in 72 different color variants and can be finished in a brushed or polished surface.

Novitec also says the custom wheels optimize the ventilation and cooling of the brakes and also improve the car's agility in both rear- or all-wheel drive. Further enhancing the handling is Novitec's sport springs that lower the ride height by around 1.18 inches, which reduces aerodynamic drag. Inside, Novitec's Tesla Model 3 can be fitted with luxury materials made from leather and Alcantara, with a comprehensive selection of color options and upholstery designs available.

Since the changes are cosmetic only, Novitec hasn't made any mechanical modifications to the Model 3. The fastest Model 3 currently available is the all-wheel-drive Performance model, which can sprint from 0-62 mph in 3.2 seconds.