2017 Tesla Model S for Sale in Irvine, CA
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| Vehicle | Deals | Starting Price | Total Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 Tesla Model S in Irvine, CA | 4 Great Deals | $43,500 | 201 listings |
| 2017 Tesla Model S in Irvine, CA | 18 Great Deals | $38,950 | 270 listings |
| 2016 Tesla Model S in Irvine, CA | 3 Great Deals | $32,990 | 184 listings |
| 2015 Tesla Model S in Irvine, CA | 8 Great Deals | $27,950 | 205 listings |
| 2014 Tesla Model S in Irvine, CA | 10 Great Deals | $22,988 | 318 listings |
| 2013 Tesla Model S in Irvine, CA | 12 Great Deals | $19,990 | 296 listings |
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2017 Tesla Model S
Tesla may be famous for “upgrading” its existing electric cars with over-the-air software updates, but new model years can still bring major changes—even for a nontraditional automaker. The 2017 Model S gets updated taillights and adaptive LED headlights, but the biggest visual change to this all-electric sedan is right up front, with the deletion of a grille in favor of a nose reminiscent of the Model X’s. The update makes sense—after all, electric cars don’t have the same air-intake requirements as their gasoline counterparts.
For 2017, Tesla has upgraded the Model S’s charger from 40 to 48 amps, which tops off the battery with 29 miles of charge per hour. A $1,500 High-Amperage Charger Upgrade ($1,900 after delivery) can also be added to increase the onboard charger to 72 amps. When used on an appropriate circuit, it gives the Model S 52 miles of charge per hour.
Aside from charging and looks, however, most things Tesla aficionados love about the Model S remain the same—like its three powertrain choices. The rear-wheel-drive (RWD) 60 and 75 trims both get a single rear electric motor to drive the rear wheels. The 60 starts at $68,000 and has a 210-mile range, while the 75 offers a 249-mile range and sells for $74,500. Both trims come with the same 75-kWh battery, although the 60’s is limited to 60 kWh but can be “unlocked” for $8,500 (before delivery).
The all-wheel-drive (AWD) Model S 60D, 75D, and 90D trims are outfitted with dual electric motors at the front and rear to drive both sets of wheels. Paradoxically, Tesla’s motor setup allows for better range and acceleration with the addition of this second motor. Again, the 60D ($73,000) receives the same battery as the 75D ($79,500) for ranges of 218 miles and 259 miles, respectively. The 90D ($89,500) features a 90-kWh battery, which allows it a 4.2-second 0-to-60 time (up from the 60D and 75D’s already quick 5.2 seconds) and a 294-mile range.
The range-topping AWD Model S P100D trim ($134,500) includes a standard motor up front and a high-performance motor at the rear, as well as a 100-kWh battery pack. This setup comes standard with a Ludicrous Speed Upgrade, a setting that rockets the vehicle to 60 mph in an astounding 2.5 seconds. The P100D’s big battery gives it an EPA-rated range of 315 miles as well, making the Model S the first electric car with an official range of over 300 miles.
The tech aboard the Model S isn’t just about emissions and speed, however. While prior Teslas came with autopilot and a semi-autonomous Enhanced Autopilot system, all new models will feature the hardware and software necessary for completely autonomous driving via Enhanced Autopilot or a Full Self-Driving system. That’s possible thanks to an 8-camera setup, 12 new ultrasonic sensors, a forward-facing radar, and an upgraded onboard computer. Although Tesla claims that the 2017 Model S is capable of driving itself, each vehicle’s specific abilities will depend on software updates and government regulations. The Enhanced Autopilot system will be able to change lanes automatically, merge from one highway to another, exit highways, and self-park. Enabling it will cost $5,000 (or $6,000 after delivery), and it will be pushed to the car as an over-the-air software update. When it becomes available, Full Self-Driving will cost an additional $3,000 to unlock ($4,000 after delivery).
Whether they decide to drive it themselves or not, buyers can outfit their Model S with an extensive list of options. The $3,500 Premium Upgrades package adds a HEPA air-filtration system with a “Bioweapon Defense Mode” that can filter out deadly pathogens. Less ominous features include premium ventilated front seats, LED fog lights, turning LED headlights, leather accents, Alcantara dashboard trim, lighted door handles, and a power liftgate.
A $2,500 Smart Air suspension, which is standard on the Model S P100D trim, automatically adjusts the ride height—and remembers manual settings based on GPS coordinates. The $1,000 Subzero Weather package adds a heated steering wheel and seats, wiper blade defrosters, and heated washer nozzles. The $2,500 Ultra-High-Fidelity Sound package includes a 12-speaker sound system with a subwoofer—and SiriusXM satellite radio, if the buyer opts for a sunroof. Additionally, 2 rear-facing seats for children that fold flat when not in use can be added for $4,000.
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