Tesla has shared a new video called ‘Model S Plaid Deliveries Begin’. The new video highlights the beginning of the Model S to where it is today, with the new Model S Plaid.
Spanning just over one minute long, the video shows off the Model S Plaid’s incredible performance, able to go from 0-60mph in 2 seconds, along with the car’s newly designed exterior, interior, safety features and more.
“Plaid Performance. Interior of the Future. Alien Engineering,” is how Tesla describes the video, which also showcases the console-level gaming available in the electric sedan.
CEO Elon Musk described the Model S Plaid as “faster than a Porsche, safer than a Volvo”.
Tesla delivered its first 25 Model S Plaid vehicles to owners at a special event last Thursday. The Model S Plaid starts at $129,990 USD.
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