2026 Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD Night Drive – Matrix LED Headlights Test

Tonight I’m testing the 2026 Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD in a full POV night drive, focusing on the adaptive Matrix LED headlights, nighttime visibility, interior ambient lighting, efficiency and driving comfort. ✅ Tesla Referral Code : http://ts.la/stupinean5809 This is my personal Tesla Model 3 Highland Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive Premium, and after driving it for a few weeks, I’ve noticed how much Tesla has improved the headlight software. The adaptive Matrix LED system can activate and dim individual light zones depending on traffic, road signs, corners, street lighting and oncoming vehicles. In this video, I test the headlights on highways, city roads and completely dark streets to show: • Low beam and high beam performance • Adaptive Matrix LED technology • Automatic high beam • Cornering light behaviour • Pixel dimming around other vehicles • Nighttime camera quality • Interior ambient lighting • Road visibility and driving comfort • Real energy consumption during the trip The car also features frequency-selective dampers, double-glazed windows, Hardware 4 cameras, a front camera, adaptive headlights and a very efficient rear-wheel-drive powertrain. During this night drive, the consumption dropped below 10 kWh/100 km in certain conditions, showing just how efficient the new Model 3 Long Range RWD can be at lower speeds. More videos with this car are coming soon, including a full driving review, real-world range test, highway consumption test, charging test and an attempt to drive 1,000 km on one charge. #TeslaModel3 #TeslaModel32026 #TeslaNightDrive #Model3LongRange #TeslaRWD #MatrixLED #TeslaHighland #POVDrive #TeslaReview #ElectricCar DISCLAIMER: This video and description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission. #tesla #model3