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Wednesday, 8 June 2016

Tesla Model S

TESLA MODEL S




The Tesla Model S has benefited from constant revisions throughout its life cycle, but its looks have stayed almost exactly the same since it was introduced in 2012. That finally changes with an update for the 2017 Model S that brings it in line with the recently revealed Model 3 sedan and the Model X crossover. Gone is the faux front grille, which is replaced by a new front fascia with slightly reshaped headlights and a sleeker, more streamlined look.








Tesla also claims increased driving range for the 90D and P90D models but doesn’t cite any mechanical changes that account for the improved numbers. The 90D, with its 90-kWh battery, improves from 270 miles to 294 miles on a full charge, while the P90D sees range go from 253 miles to 270 miles. These numbers haven’t yet been published on the EPA’s website, although Tesla’s own site says they’re EPA-official

Autopilot Convenience Features:-




The Autopilot feature of Tesla Model S make its uniqueness in the market. The Autopilot feature is very responsive. This feature allows Model S to park and unpark itself, open and close door automatically and can sense the parking space.

INTERIORS:-



The interior of Tesla Model S makes you feel luxurious as the seats are made of pure leather, it has small cup holes, an arm rest and the handling is very easy as it has only accelerator and brake.

Company claims that it can fit seven people by adding a pair of two seats at the back.

All Wheel Drive:-



 Being a electric car Tesla model S has all wheel drive feature. The company claims that it can travel up to 420 kms when the battery is full charged and it consumes the energy while braking and other actions.

The car power is depended on the battery power.

Also Read:- Battery Packs Of Tesla Model S

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