Tesla Model S Specs, Electric Power & Dimensions (2016–2020) — First Generation Restyling
The Tesla Model S First Generation Restyling combines electric performance with a practical liftback body. Understanding its drivetrain, equipment choices and charging needs helps you choose a version that suits your daily driving.
When considering Tesla Model S horsepower, look at how the powertrain delivers it. Selected examples include Dual motor P100D kWh Long Range Plus and Dual motor P100D kWh Performance, both with electric all-wheel drive and automatic operation. Their motors provide prompt acceleration without manual gear changes, making everyday driving smooth and straightforward.
Liftback — Tesla Model S Electric Power and Drivetrain
Liftback Tesla Model S Electric Power and Drivetrain
When exploring Tesla Model S trim levels, distinguish the technical version from its equipment configuration. Dual motor P100D kWh Long Range Plus is offered with a configuration named Standart. That label alone does not establish which features are included, so check the individual car’s comfort equipment and driver assistance functions.
Both named versions use lithium-ion batteries. Tesla Model S battery capacity is only part of the range picture: speed, cold weather and cabin heating also affect how far you can travel between charges. For everyday convenience, consider your home charging access; for longer journeys, plan compatible charging stops and allow time to recharge.