Tesla Model S Plaid Inches Closer to Production with EPA-Estimated Range

EPA-Estimated Range of 390 Miles

The highly anticipated Tesla Model S Plaid is one step closer to production, as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released its estimated range for the electric sedan. According to the EPA, the Model S Plaid has an estimated range of 390 miles on a single charge, making it one of the longest-range electric vehicles on the market.

The EPA's estimated range is based on the Model S Plaid's 100-kWh battery pack and its efficient electric powertrain. The Model S Plaid is also equipped with a number of features that help to improve its range, such as regenerative braking and a low drag coefficient.

EPA-Estimated Range vs. Real-World Range

It is important to note that the EPA's estimated range is just that - an estimate. The actual range of the Model S Plaid will vary depending on a number of factors, such as driving conditions, weather, and driving style.

In general, drivers can expect to get less range than the EPA's estimated range in real-world driving conditions. However, the Model S Plaid's long range should still be more than enough for most drivers to complete their daily commutes and road trips without having to worry about running out of power.

Model S Plaid Production and Delivery

Tesla has not yet announced a production date for the Model S Plaid, but the company has said that it expects to begin deliveries in late 2021. The Model S Plaid will be available in two versions: a base model with a starting price of $119,990 and a Plaid+ model with a starting price of $149,990.

The Model S Plaid is one of the most anticipated electric vehicles on the market, and it is sure to be a popular choice for drivers who are looking for a long-range, high-performance electric sedan.

Tesla Gewicht