2021 Tesla Model S

Just arrived is this all-electric, NO-ACCIDENT, ONE-OWNER, NONSMOKER, ALL-WHEEL DRIVE 2021 Tesla Model S Plaid! This five-seating electric luxury liftback has blistering acceleration, terrific driving range, poised ride and handling, AND a spacious interior and cargo area! The 2021 Tesla Model S won several awards, including: MotorTrend: Won the Ultimate Car of the Year award, beating out 92 other vehicles - It was also named the most significant car of the 2010s for its impact on the automotive world and as an outstanding electric vehicle. Thedriven.io: Named the best car in 70 years Automobile Magazine: Named the world's first premium electric sedan (albeit debatable body type) and beat out competitors like the Porsche 911 and BMW M5. Car and Driver: Named to their list for proving that electric vehicles can be fun to drive, eco-friendly, and practical for everyday use and long trips. Here are some insights from reviews: Performance: The Model S has quick acceleration, a comfortable ride, and handles well. One review says it has ''exotic sports car-level acceleration potential.'' Range: The Model S has a long driving range and is a good alternative to gasoline-powered vehicles for long-distance travel. Cargo space: The liftback design provides a lot of cargo space. Supercharger network: The Model S has access to Tesla's extensive Supercharger network. Interior: Some say the interior isn't as refined as other similarly priced sedans. Steering: Some say the lack of a traditional steering wheel and turn stalks hampers usability. A liftback is a variation of a hatchback car body style, with a more gently sloping roofline, roughly between 45 and 10 degrees, whereas traditional or archetypal hatchback designs tend to use a 45 degree to near vertical slope on the top-hinged tailgate. 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. A 48-amp onboard charger comes standard with the Model S. You can charge it via public fast charging (including Tesla's Supercharger network), a 240-volt home charging station or a 120-volt household-style power outlet. Used models should include a J1772 adapter and a CHAdeMO adapter, giving you versatility at various types of charging stations. The charging time depends on the method used: Supercharging station: about 200 miles in 15 minutes 240-volt charging station: about 44 miles per hour 120-volt household-style outlet: about 3 miles per hour With its odometer now sitting at 37,589, it is STILL COVERED under the balance of the factory BUMPER-TO-BUMPER warranty until June 2026 or 50,000 miles (whichever comes first)! Additionally, this zero-emission electric SUV will be covered by the remainder of the powertrain warranty until 2030! Standard driver-assistance features: Forward collision warning Forward automatic emergency braking Pedestrian detection Blind-spot monitoring Lane-keep assist Front and rear parking sensors Rearview camera Adaptive cruise control ''The Tesla Model S Plaid is the Usain Bolt of the car world. Line it up at a drag strip and it'll outsprint pretty much anything on the road today. The Model S' hatchback practicality and access to Tesla's Supercharger network are big pluses too,'' Edmunds writes. ''The Model S Plaid's world-beating speed doesn't come at the expense of everyday comfort. This is a car you wouldn't hesitate to take on a road trip, run errands or commute in. Ride comfort