2020 Tesla Model S

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The Tesla Model S is an electrically-powered performance sedan. It does not have an internal combustion engine and therefore uses no gasoline and produces no emissions. Its lithium ion batteries can be recharged with electricity in your home, and a mobile connector allows you to charge from any available 110v or 240v electrical outlet. There are two basic versions for 2020, a Long Range model and a Performance model. Long Range models are of course still incredibly fast, so despite a range of 373 miles, the Long Range will still hit 60 mph in 3.7 seconds. The Performance trim cuts that time down to an astonishing 2.4 seconds, though range does drop to 348 miles on the Performance model. The standard feature list is extensive on the Model S and includes 19-inch wheels, a 200-watt stereo system, Alcantara headliner, driver seat detection sensor for start/stop functionality, LED map and rear reading lights, Wi-Fi readiness and a 17-inch touchscreen in the dashboard. The options list is also quite lengthy. Other interesting options include a glass panoramic sunroof, two rear-facing jump seats, a 580-watt stereo and 21-inch wheels. An optional tech package consists of xenon lights, memory seats, a power rear lift gate, keyless entry, a high-definition back up camera, GPS navigation and electrochromic side mirrors. Safety features include eight airbags, front and rear parking sensors, active lane departure warnings, blind spot warnings, a forward collision mitigation system and a rear collision warning system. The most recent changes for the 2020 Tesla Model S include a reshuffling of the trim lineups as well as a big improvement to overall range, thanks to improvements in the car?s drivetrain.
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The Tesla Model S is an electrically-powered performance sedan. It does not have an internal combustion engine and therefore uses no gasoline and produces no emissions. Its lithium ion batteries can be recharged with electricity in your home, and a mobile connector allows you to charge from any available 110v or 240v electrical outlet. There are two basic versions for 2020, a Long Range model and a Performance model. Long Range models are of course still incredibly fast, so despite a range of 373 miles, the Long Range will still hit 60 mph in 3.7 seconds. The Performance trim cuts that time down to an astonishing 2.4 seconds, though range does drop to 348 miles on the Performance model. The standard feature list is extensive on the Model S and includes 19-inch wheels, a 200-watt stereo system, Alcantara headliner, driver seat detection sensor for start/stop functionality, LED map and rear reading lights, Wi-Fi readiness and a 17-inch touchscreen in the dashboard. The options list is also quite lengthy. Other interesting options include a glass panoramic sunroof, two rear-facing jump seats, a 580-watt stereo and 21-inch wheels. An optional tech package consists of xenon lights, memory seats, a power rear lift gate, keyless entry, a high-definition back up camera, GPS navigation and electrochromic side mirrors. Safety features include eight airbags, front and rear parking sensors, active lane departure warnings, blind spot warnings, a forward collision mitigation system and a rear collision warning system. The most recent changes for the 2020 Tesla Model S include a reshuffling of the trim lineups as well as a big improvement to overall range, thanks to improvements in the car?s drivetrain.
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Retail Price

$69,420 - $91,990 MSRP / Window Sticker Price
Engine
MPG Up to 121 city / 112 highway
Seating 5 Passengers
Transmission 1-spd auto
Power 557 - 778 hp
Drivetrain all wheel
Curb Weight 4,883 - 4,941 lbs
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