2023 Tesla Model S

Just arrived is this world-breaking, critically-acclaimed, NO-ACCIDENT, ALL-WHEEL DRIVE 2022 Tesla Model S Plaid! This five-passenger electric luxury sedan enjoys excellent range and fuel economy, incredible off-the-line quickness, cushioned ride quality, AND abundant cargo space! As Edmunds proclaims more plainly: ''The Tesla Model S Plaid is the Usain Bolt of the car world.'' How Do You Charge the Tesla Model S? A 48-amp onboard charger comes standard with the Model S. You can charge the Model S with a standard 20-foot cord that connects to a 120-volt household-style power outlet. An available adapter lets owners use a 240-volt outlet with a mobile connector. A home charging station offered by Tesla or third-party companies is another option. While on the road, you can rapidly recharge the Model S using one of Tesla's Supercharger stations. Tesla also includes an adapter for J1772 charging stations, and there's an available adapter for CHAdeMO stations. The Model S' charge port is located behind a flap at the leading edge of the driver's side taillight. You can pop open this flap by pressing it with your finger or remotely by using the infotainment screen or mobile app. Simply plug-in the Model S using the designated charge cord, and it will begin charging. If charging at a Supercharger station, Tesla will automatically bill your account rather than requiring payment at the station. How Long Does It Take to Charge the Tesla Model S? As with any EV, charging times for the Model S vary according to the method used. Plugging in with a 240-volt household outlet or at a Level 2 public charging station can typically add 34 miles of driving range per hour of charge, which can essentially recharge the battery overnight. Plugging in at one of Tesla's Supercharger stations can provide up to 200 miles of range in 15 minutes. That said, Supercharging rates can vary based on factors such as ambient temperature and battery capacity. Where Can I Charge the Tesla Model S? The Model S can be charged at home or in public at a charging station. When on the go, you can use the navigation system to locate charging stations along your route. Currently, there are more than 30,000 Tesla Supercharger stations worldwide. With its odometer now sitting at 17,683, it is STILL COVERED under the balance of the factory BUMPER-TO-BUMPER warranty until December 2027 or 50,000 miles (whichever comes first)! Additionally, this zero-emission electric sedan will be covered by the remainder of the powertrain warranty until 150,000 miles or 2021! Tesla's top trim level, the Plaid, gets maximum performance via an upgraded battery system and an additional motor but otherwise has the same features as the base model. Total output stands at 1,020 horsepower. Fast enough to make Rick Moranis' brains go into his feet for sure. You better buckle up. Edmunds' testing shows the Plaid can sprint from zero to 60 mph in just 2.3 seconds, while the EPA says it can provide up to 396 miles of range on a full charge and when equipped with the car's 19-inch wheels. There will be ONLY slightly less range for the 21'' wheels. Accelerating the advent of sustainable transport and electric technology, this comes EXTREMELY well-equipped with: Wheels: 21'' Arachnid Mechanical Motors: Front Permanent Magnet -inc: rear AC induction motor Transmission: 1-Speed Automatic Automatic Full-Time All-Wheel 3 Skid Plates Gas-Pressurized Shock Absorbers 4-Corner Auto-Leveling Suspension Front and Rear Anti-Roll Bars Automatic with Driver Control Height Adjustable Automatic with Driver Control Ride Control Predictive Adaptive Suspension Electric Power-Assist Speed-Sensing Steering Double Wishbone Front Suspension with Air Springs Multi-Link Rear Suspension with Air Springs Regenerative 4-Wheel Disc Brakes with 4-Wheel ABS, Front and Rear Vented Discs, Brake Assist, Hill Hold Control and Electric Parking Brake Lithium Ion Traction Battery with 11.5 kW Onboard Charger, 15 Hrs Charge Time @ 220/240V,0.75