Tesla Model 3 technology and charging The Tesla Model 3 has a large touchscreen taking up most of the space above the center console. The 15-inch landscape screen has the same orientation as the panel in the Model Y. It provides access to infotainment services such as the radio, Spotify and navigation, and also controls for climate, seats and a host of other features. There's Bluetooth connectivity for your smartphone, allowing you to stream media to the car, and you can set up multiple driver profiles, which can save personalized seat and steering wheel positions, as well as various audio and other settings. In the center console you'll find storage, 4 USB ports and docking space for two smartphones. As for audio, the Model 3 packs in a 15 speaker system in its premium interior level. You'll be sitting in comfort too, with front and rear heated seats, plus heated side mirrors. When it comes to recharging the Tesla Model 3 you'll find it still falls way behind traditional cars in terms of the time it takes to refill. However, Tesla has an extensive network of 'superchargers' across North America, Europe, the UK, and a number of other countries around the world, which provide super-fast charging. Usually found at rest stops and service stations, but also in cities, a Tesla supercharger will be able to recharge a Tesla Model 3 by 170 miles in 15 minutes in the US, while in the UK the same amount of range will take you 30 minutes. You can also charge the Model 3 at home by plugging it into an existing power socket (for an extremely slow top-up), or by installed a home-charging point which is faster than a standard socket, but won't reach the same speeds as a supercharger. Image 1 of 4