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2019 Tesla Model S : An overview

See a complete overview of the 2019 Tesla Model S : An overview here, including details of the main features, engine, equipment and other useful information about the model. Read more

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The 2019 Tesla Model S has 6 trims. Below you will be able to review and compare them.

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History/Overview

The Tesla Model S was the first four-door car from the American electric vehicle manufacturer. It's a mid-size, five-seat hatchback that houses a large rear cargo area and a secondary front trunk (or frunk).

What's New / Key Changes from Last Year

The 2019 Tesla Model S got a new powertrain that added about 10 per cent to the car's driving range, faster charging and a new fully adaptive air suspension.

Available Trims

Tesla offers the Model S in Long-Range and Performance trims. The Long-Range model promises 600 km of driving range, while the Performance version loses 40 km of range in favour of more power and quicker acceleration. Both powertrains include AWD.

Standard Features

The Model S comes standard with a 17-inch touchscreen, navigation with real-time traffic-based routing, passive keyless entry, Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity, front and rear heated seats, heated steering wheel, tinted glass roof, HD backup camera, Autopilot driver assists, GPS-enabled garage door opener, voice-activated controls, 11-speaker stereo, satellite radio, auto-dimming mirrors, LED ambient interior lighting, lighted door handles, power-folding side mirrors, two USB ports, 12-way power front seats with memory and driver profile, adaptive LED headlights, LED fog lights, wiper blade defrosters and heated washer nozzles.

Key Options

Tesla Model S options include five different interior colour combinations.

Also available is a full self-driving system that allows the car to drive itself. Tesla says the car will even drive itself to you in a parking lot.

Fuel Economy

Tesla's energy consumption estimates for the Model S range from 2.0/2.2 Le/100 km (city/highway) to 2.5/2.3 Le/100 km, depending on drivetrain options.

Competition

There are several other electric cars on the market, and many powerful upscale sedans, but none yet that can match the Model S's combination of power and all-electric drivetrain. As of 2019, the forthcoming Porsche Taycan presents the biggest threat to Tesla's dominance of the high-performance EV marketplace.

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