THE TESLA MODEL S is a sleek and sexy sportback with some serious green credentials. It is an electric car and supercar all rolled into one highly desirable package.
Fancy owning the most talked about and hyped car of the last decade? A car unlike any that has gone before.
We’ve picked five models for a variety of budgets on the used market right now.
Under €90k
2016 Tesla Model S 90D, €85,000
This Model S is the 90D model meaning it has a 90Kwh battery and all-wheel drive. Compared to other electric vehicles on the market, there is nothing that can come close to offering the range and performance of the 90D. The 90D has a 506km range and a jaw-dropping 0-100km/h time of three seconds.
Under €75k
2016 Tesla Model S 70D, €71,995
This is the Tesla Model S 70D model which has a 70kWh lithium-ion battery. The ‘D’ means it has a dual motor, signalling that this is an all-wheel drive variant. It has a 440km range on a single charge and can go from a standstill to 100km/h in a distinctly rapid 5.4 seconds.
Under €60k
2014 Tesla Model S 85, €57,900
This is the Tesla Model S 85 version: a rear-wheel drive Model S powered by an 85kWh battery. It has a claimed 460km one-charge range, a 0-100km/h time of 5.6 seconds and a top speed of 225km/h. This model is very well specced and features the gorgeous panoramic sunroof.
Under €50k
2014 Tesla Model S 85, €49,500
Another 85kWh model and this particular example also has the panoramic glass roof as well as 19-inch alloys and a reversing camera as well as a whole host of other toys. It also features a full leather interior and that great 17-inch tablet-style infotainment system touchscreen.
Under €47k
2014 Tesla Model S 60, €46,950
The Tesla Model S 60 has a – you guessed it – 60kWh battery and a one-charge range of 340km. It can go from a standstill to 100km/h in just 5.5 seconds and on to a top speed of 210km/h. This model also has a tech pack upgrade and 19-inch alloys.
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