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Tesla Model S Plaid
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Equipped with Tesla's carbon-ceramic Track Package, the Tesla Model S Plaid reaches 322 km/h (200 mph), anchoring the 10th spot in production electric top speed. Its tri-motor all-wheel-drive setup uses carbon-sleeved rotors to produce 760 kW (1,020 hp) and 1,050 N·m of torque from a 95 kWh battery pack. Tesla rates 0-60 mph at 1.98 seconds (with rollout) and driving range at up to 390 miles (630 km) on a full charge. Built in Fremont, California until Model S production concluded in May 2026, the Plaid brought 200 mph performance to mainstream 5-door family sedans, offering nationwide Supercharger network access, daily cargo hatchback practicality, active air suspension, and repeatable high-speed straight-line pulls for electric vehicle performance enthusiasts and daily drivers worldwide.
About Tesla Model S Plaid
Equipped with Tesla's carbon-ceramic Track Package, the Tesla Model S Plaid reaches 322 km/h (200 mph), anchoring the 10th spot in production electric top speed. Its tri-motor all-wheel-drive setup uses carbon-sleeved rotors to produce 760 kW (1,020 hp) and 1,050 N·m of torque from a 95 kWh battery pack. Tesla rates 0-60 mph at 1.98 seconds (with rollout) and driving range at up to 390 miles (630 km) on a full charge. Built in Fremont, California until Model S production concluded in May 2026, the Plaid brought 200 mph performance to mainstream 5-door family sedans, offering nationwide Supercharger network access, daily cargo hatchback practicality, active air suspension, and repeatable high-speed straight-line pulls for electric vehicle performance enthusiasts and daily drivers worldwide.
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