Tesla is known as the pioneer and innovator of the electric car industry. The company’s founder and CEO, Elon Musk, says they are always working to produce better, faster and more efficient vehicles. In line with this vision, Tesla constantly updating its current models and developing new models.

Model 3, Tesla’s best-selling model, has attracted a lot of attention since its launch in 2017. Model 3, with its affordable price, modern design, long range and autonomous driving, has become the choice of those who want to buy an electric car. Tesla however Model 3 has been working on a new project for a while to improve it even further. This project Project Highland known as.

What changes with Project Highland?

With Project Highland, there will be some major changes to the exterior design of the Model 3. First, the headlights will be reshaped and the front bumper will be redesigned accordingly. at the bottom of the front bumper there will be only one camera and this camera will be in a central location, like in Cybertruck. At the rear, the bumper design will also change, but these changes are thought to be for aesthetic purposes only. The side mirrors also get a small update.

There will also be some changes to the interior of the vehicle. In particular, a textile coating will be used instead of a wood coating. This skin is likely to be found on Model S and Model X. Alcantara will be. The dashboard will also receive an update, but how that will go is not yet known. New cameras will also be added to Model 3 with Project Highland. These cameras are new It uses the Hardware 4.0 Autopilot supercomputer.

There will be a total of three new cameras in the vehicle: one in the center of the front bumper and one on each side of the vehicle. Thanks to these cameras, the vehicle will be able to provide better visibility at some intersections and prevent it from moving forward unnecessarily. In short, with Project Highland, the Model 3 both the look and the technology will undergo major changes and it will become much more modern.