Perhaps the first thing prospective Tesla Model S buyers will note is that the Model S has become $5,000 more expensive. The base All-Wheel Drive Model S now starts at $84,990 MSRP, and the Plaid ...

AI Quick Summary. The 2026 Tesla Model S receives subtle updates, including new headlights, wheel designs, and a Frost Blue paint option. It features improved suspension and noise cancellation ...

Tesla is barely selling the Model S and Model X at a rate of 32,000 units per year. This is not going to help much. Honestly, I don’t mind the designs.

Model S & X are now even better – launching today in the US 🇺🇸 Highlights: – Frost Blue paint color – Up to 410 miles of range (Model S Long Range – our longest range Tesla yet) ...

As for under the skin, new bushings as part of an updated suspension package are on deck, but that’s about as far as mechanical tweaks go. At the same time, Tesla has hiked pricing by $5,000 ...

The 2026 Tesla Model S and Model X are here. The two flagship EVs get minor updates inside and out. Some versions have a longer driving range. Moreover, the updated EVs don’t get any of the new ...

Go for the new blue paint, upsized wheels, an interior color other than black, the yoke and Tesla's “Full-Self Driving” package, and the cost balloons up to $119,630 on a Model S Plaid. See ...

The refreshed Tesla Model S and Model X cost $5,000 more but lack major new features, with no inclusion of Cybertruck innovations like steer-by-wire or 800V architecture.

On the Tesla Model S Plaid, the peak speed has been trimmed from 200 to 149 mph if you go with the 19-inch wheels. To retain the 200 mph figure, you must pick the new 21-inch Velarium wheels that ...

Wrong! Even accounting for some late-2023 price changes — or, pricing rollercoasters — that saw fire-sale MSRPs on pre-Highland 3s, the new Model 3's $40,630 price tag was pretty much the same ...