We now have images of Tesla’s Model S refresh spotted in the wild, as captured by Tom from the Tesla Owners Club of Michigan Facebook group.
Images of the Model S exterior and interior were subsequently shared with permission to the Tesla Motors subreddit by u/cjh6793.
Inside, we see the new display in the middle of the vehicle, while the ‘Yoke’ steering wheel is absent, rather instead just a regular steering wheel. The Model S shown in the images appears to be a test vehicle, based on what’s seen inside the car:
“Model S refresh test vehicle spotted at the Toledo service centre!! Sorry for the crummy photos. Best I could do at the time. Also, yoke steering wheel confirmed as option, by service staff!!”, said Tom.
Currently, the Model S Long Range is delivering in 5-11 weeks according to Tesla’s website, while the Tri-Motor Plaid is showing as delivering in 3-8 weeks. We can’t wait for these to get delivered and for owners to share the fine details of the refresh. Stay tuned as we should see more in the coming weeks.
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Glad the yoke is optional. Hopefully a normal wheel will come with normal stalks as well. That being the case, my plans for replacing my 2014 Models in in Q1 2022 remain on track.