Tesla tweaks Model S to echo new Model X crossover
Upgrades to all-electric saloon include a facelift for the nose with Model X-style headlamps and less black trim
Tesla has tweaked its Model S to bring it more in line with its new Model X crossover. Upgrades to the all-electric five-door saloon include a subtle facelift for the nose, which features redesigned Model X-style headlamps and less black trim.
In the cabin, a new air-filtration system is claimed to be an impressive 100 times better than other set-ups in premium rivals. The manufacturer says it delivers medical-quality air to the Tesla’s passenger compartment. There are two new décor options for the interior, too: Figured Ash Wood and Dark Ash Wood trim.
In addition, while the electric powertrain remains the same, a new 48A charger allows the car to be charged faster when connected to higher-amperage sources.
The Model S’s entry price totals around £53,800 for the entry-level 70D, including the Government’s £4500 EV grant
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