2019 Tesla Model S MSRP

By Tesla Car USAPosted on January 23, 2019

2019 Tesla Model S MSRP

2019 Tesla Model S MSRP welcome to Tesla car USA designs and manufactures an electric car, we hope our site can give you the best experience. Tesla Model S rewrites the automobile rule book. It’s another type of car from another type of planet. That planet is Silicon Valley, where this start automaker is based. The All-electric Model S is a remarkable car that combines performance, agility, styling, High-Tech, no emissions, and low operating costs.

Tesla makes it relatively painless to switch to this electric car from a more conventional one with its useful range and the ability to recharge quickly and frequently. In our tests, 75D could cruise for 235 miles. The charging times for the 75D are about seven hours on a Tesla dedicated wall connector or 12 hours on a generic 240-volt connector. Public compressors are also available for occasional topping off and, depending on the battery’s charge level, can add 60 miles in the range for 30 minutes or so. The cost to charge the battery is about $10 (calculated with the national average electricity cost of 12 cents per kWh).

Model S is far from cheap, with prices for 75D starting in over £ 60k. However, it is competitively priced next to gasoline, diesel and hybrid versions of luxury cars, including the Porsche Panamera. And you will save loads on fuel (a full fee costs £6-£10 on an Economy 7 night), although you have to pay to use Tesla’s fast charging compressors regularly. The first 1000 miles of charge are free every year, but from then on, you pay a small fee.

There is no tax relief for private buyers that it once was, so even if you don’t pay any road tax or London congestion fee, you have to pay a £310 annual luxury car tax. However, Model S still makes a lot of sense for business users. A low-benefit-in-kind tax rate means that you save a lot of money compared to a Panamera 4s diesel or BMW 630d GT.

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Standard equipment includes Power-folding door mirrors, electrically operated front seats, Dual-Zone climate control, leather upholstery, a rearview camera, and Keyless entry. In addition, there is an Internet connection with access to Google Maps and Internet radio. Valuable options include the two back children’s seats in the trunk and the improved autopilot functionality.

In the meantime, the impressive list of safety kits includes six airbags, automatic emergency braking, and Blindspot and lane departure alerts – all of which helped Model S achieve the highest five-star rating from Euro NCAP. A four year/50,000 mile warranty is standard, with the battery covered for eight years, no matter how many miles you make. Tesla’s wireless Wi-Fi software updates Fix glitches and add features while you sleep, instead of you need to book your car to a retailer.