After starting its teardown of Tesla’s Model S Plaid yesterday, automotive engineer Sandy Munro revealed what’s under the front hood.
On Friday, Munro shared more images of their teardown, revealing pictures of the undercarriage of the Model S Plaid.
Undercarriage of the Plaid. #MunroLive #SandyMunro #TeardownTitan #Tesla #ModelS #Plaid pic.twitter.com/d54rWGdXXF
— Munro Live (@live_munro) January 21, 2022
Pictures reveal the sedan’s battery pack, electric motor, steering mechanism, and more.
Battery has been removed from the Plaid! #MunroLive #SandyMunro #TeardownTitan #Tesla #Plaid #ModelS #Battery #EV #ElectricVehicle pic.twitter.com/MqfOU6Ap9B
— Munro Live (@live_munro) January 21, 2022
Munro will be soon sharing a full video next week, detailing the teardown and its analysis of the Model S Plaid. Until then, we’ll have to keep checking out the teasers they’re sharing on Twitter. They’ve previously shared teardowns of the Model 3 and Model Y.
Tesla recently released a software update to bring Track Mode to the Model S Plaid, while also increasing its top speed.
Check out the video below of the Munro team testing out Track Mode on the Model S Plaid:
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