The Model S was one of the cars that proved an electric vehicle could be genuinely quick, not just efficient. Instant torque from the electric motors means acceleration that keeps pace with dedicated sports cars, while the low-mounted battery pack keeps the center of gravity planted through corners.

Beyond the powertrain, the Model S is built around its software — over-the-air updates keep adding features long after purchase, and the large center touchscreen handles everything from navigation to climate control. Range has steadily improved across model years, making it a realistic option for longer trips, not just city driving.

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For buyers considering their first EV or upgrading from an older model, we can walk you through what to check on a used Model S, including battery health and charging history.