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Tesla Model S

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The Tesla Model S is a sedan. The 2018 Model S starts at $74,500 (MSRP), with a destination charge of $1,200. It gets EPA-estimated 98-103 MPG combined.
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Popular Competitors
Lexus LS 500, Cadillac CT6 PLUG-IN and BMW M550

7 Model Years

Model S - 7 Model Years
  • MSRP Range $74,500–$135,000
  • Consumer Rating
    (4.0) 1 reviews
  • Combined MPG 98-103
  • Body Styles:

    Sedan

Local Inventory 2018 Model Details
  • MSRP Range $69,500–$135,000
  • Consumer Rating
    (4.7) 21 reviews
  • Combined MPG 98-104
  • Body Styles:

    Sedan

Notable Features in 2017
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    Extended-range battery-electric car
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    Four-door hatch seats five
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    Two additional seats for children (optional)
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    Three performance levels
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    Rear- or all-wheel drive
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    Designed and built in the U.S.
Local Inventory 2017 Model Details
  • Current List Price $46,937–$87,889
  • Consumer Rating
    (4.8) 24 reviews
  • Combined MPG 89-104
  • Body Styles:

    Sedan

Notable Features in 2016
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    Extended-range battery-electric car
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    Four-door hatch seats five
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    Two additional seats for children (optional)
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    Three performance levels
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    Rear- or all-wheel drive
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    Designed and built in the U.S.
Local Inventory 2016 Model Details
  • Current List Price $44,570–$73,222
  • Consumer Rating
    (4.8) 33 reviews
  • Combined MPG 89-101
  • Body Styles:

    Sedan

Local Inventory 2015 Model Details
  • Current List Price $34,555–$62,531
  • Consumer Rating
    (4.9) 27 reviews
  • Combined MPG 89-95
  • Body Styles:

    Sedan

Notable Features in 2014
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    Extended-range battery-electric car
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    Four-door hatch seats five
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    Two additional seats for children (optional)
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    Four performance levels
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    Eligible for $7,500 tax credit
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    Designed and built in the U.S.
Local Inventory 2014 Model Details
  • Current List Price $35,478–$52,442
  • Consumer Rating
    (4.9) 41 reviews
  • Combined MPG 89-95
  • Body Styles:

    Sedan

Notable Features in 2013
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    Extended-range battery-electric car
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    Four-door hatch seats five
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    Two additional seats for children (optional)
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    Three performance levels
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    Eligible for $7,500 tax credit
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    Designed and built in the U.S.
Local Inventory 2013 Model Details
  • Current List Price $36,150–$54,386
  • Consumer Rating
    (4.6) 11 reviews
  • Combined MPG 89
  • Body Styles:

    Sedan

Notable Features in 2012
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    All new battery-electric car
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    Four-door hatch seats five
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    Two additional seats for children (optional)
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    Three battery sizes, ranges
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    Eligible for $7,500 tax credit
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    Designed and built in the U.S.
Local Inventory 2012 Model Details

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