In what the car's instrumentation describes as "Insane Mode," Tesla's all-wheel-drive, 691-horsepower Model S P85D electric sedan can reach 60 mph from a dead standstill in just 3.1 seconds.

A man drove an 11-year-old Tesla Model S M85D with over 160,000 miles on the odometer to see if the EV was still a good buy in 2026. YouTuber InsideEVs wondered if the car would feel ‘ancient’, as he ...

We knew the Tesla Model S P85D was fast, but its torque figure might shock you. When the Model S P85D first debuted, the American electric automaker bragged about its impressive 0-60 mph time of 3.2 ...

There's been a lot of confusion recently about the official EPA-certified ranges of certain electric cars. That all-important number goes on the window sticker, and is typically used for advertising ...

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At an event last night, Elon Musk finally gave us the D: A dual-motor, all-wheel-drive version of the Tesla Model S. On the top-of-the-line P85D, that second motor brings the max speed up to 155 mph ...

JOLIET, Ill. - Before I ever drove a Tesla, I was a fan of the brand. From the tablet-like center stack to the free cross-country supercharging stations, I think this Elon Musk guy might be onto ...

While 2025 saw Tesla sales still dropping all around the world, just a decade prior the automaker was riding high, even among ratings from Consumer Reports. In fact, the 2015 Tesla Model S P85D, ...