Tesla is working on an update of the Model 3 under the Highland code name. The car will reportedly use fewer parts than the current version in an effort to reduce costs.
There is word on whether the name is a reference to the, but the project aims to chop the number of parts used to build the Model 3, according to Reuters.
Sources told the news outlet that one goal of the redesign is to"reduce the number of components and complexity in the interior."Tesla has been reengineering its vehicles with fewer parts to speed up production and cut costs. The Model Y's front and rear structures were reduced from over 70 parts each to one, for instance, through the use of the world's largest casting machines.
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