2021 Tesla Model S Plaid FULL MANUFACTURER WARRANTY | Mesa Arizona | Auction-Direct2U

Our Price $54,400

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Estimated Payment $0

Down Payment $0

Exterior

Solid Black

Interior

Black Leatherette

Engine

Electric 1020hp

Transmission

Automatic

Drivetrain

Awd

Mileage

34,358

City / Hwy

102 / 99
*Actual rating will vary with options, driving conditions, habits and vehicle condition.

VIN

5YJSA1E6XMF443594

Warranty

Factory Warranty Remaining

Location

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2021 TESLA MODEL S PLAID AWD - Yep... That one:) BEAUTIFUL car! Exhilarating to drive! Up to 330 Miles on a full charge, 34k Actual Miles, Runs and Drives Like New. All updates current including FSD. Clean Title, Clean Carfax. This is a new car trade-in we acquired. We are now offering it for sale to the public. Vehicle comes with the remaining 4 Year/50,000 Mile to Bumper to Bumper Warranty and the remaining 8 Year/150,000 Miles Powertrain Warranty from Tesla. Financing available, VIN# 5YJSA1E6XMF443594. $54,400.00 (480)-468-1229 (Se Habla Español)

The 2021 Tesla Model S Plaid is a high-performance, all-electric luxury sedan produced by Tesla, Inc. It represents the top-tier trim of the Model S lineup, introduced as part of a significant refresh in 2021, codenamed "Palladium." Below is a detailed overview based on available information:

Key Specifications and Features:
Powertrain: 
Equipped with three permanent-magnet synchronous AC electric motors (one front, two rear) delivering all-wheel drive (AWD).

Combined power output: 1,020 horsepower and 1,050 lb-ft of torque.

Acceleration: 0-60 mph in approximately 1.99–2.1 seconds (with a 1-foot rollout subtracted, as tested by MotorTrend and others). This makes it one of the quickest production cars ever.

Top speed: Up to 200 mph with the optional Track Package, which includes carbon-ceramic brakes and performance tires.

Battery and Range:
Battery: 99–100 kWh liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery pack.

EPA-estimated range: 348–396 miles, depending on wheel size (e.g., 21-inch wheels reduce range to ~348 miles, while 19-inch wheels achieve closer to 396 miles). Real-world tests by Edmunds showed ~345 miles with 21-inch wheels.

Efficiency: Approximately 33 kWh/100 miles, with real-world tests showing slightly better efficiency (e.g., 32.1 kWh/100 miles).

Charging:
Supports Tesla’s Supercharger network, capable of adding up to 175 miles of range in 15 minutes with a 200 kW fast charger.

Onboard charger: 17.2 kW, with full charging taking ~71 hours on a standard outlet or ~6.5 hours with a 240-volt home charger.

Performance Features:
Drag Strip Mode: Optimizes battery temperature and lowers the front suspension into a "cheetah stance" for maximum acceleration.

Track Package (optional): Includes carbon-silicon carbide rotors, high-performance brake pads, forged wheels, and Goodyear Supercar 3R tires for enhanced track performance and a 200 mph top speed.

Suspension: Adaptive air suspension with multilink front and rear, providing a balance of comfort and sharp handling.

Exterior and Aerodynamics:
Dimensions: 197.7 in (length), 78.2 in (width), 56.3 in (height), with a 116.5-inch wheelbase.

Curb weight: Approximately 4,828–4,940 lbs.

Drag coefficient: 0.208, the lowest of any production car at the time, thanks to a redesigned front bumper, rear diffuser, and wider wheels.

Interior and Technology:
Steering Yoke: Replaces the traditional steering wheel with a controversial aircraft-inspired yoke, offering a futuristic but polarizing driving experience.

Infotainment: 17-inch horizontal touchscreen with 2200x1300 resolution, supporting gaming, movies, and vehicle controls. Additional screens include a driver display and a rear passenger screen.

Audio: 22-speaker, 960-watt system with active noise cancellation.

Features: Tri-zone climate control, HEPA filtration, ventilated seats, and a minimalist cabin design. Autopilot is standard, with an optional Full Self-Driving (FSD) package for $10,000, enabling advanced driver-assistance features.

Cargo: 28 cu ft rear trunk and 5.3 cu ft front trunk ("frunk").

Pricing:
Starting MSRP: Approximately $129,990–$145,990, depending on options (e.g., wheels, FSD, paint).

Resale value (as of 2025): ~$45,765–$55,260 for used models, per Kelley Blue Book.

Safety:
No 2021 Plaid-specific crash test ratings from NHTSA or IIHS, but Tesla’s Model S has a history of strong safety performance, with prior models earning top scores in most categories.

Includes features like blind-spot monitoring, lane-keep assist, and front/rear parking sensors.

Performance Highlights:
The Plaid is renowned for its record-breaking acceleration, achieving a quarter-mile time of 9.4 seconds at 151 mph in tests, making it faster than most supercars.

Set a production EV lap record at the Nürburgring in 2023 with the Track Package.

MotorTrend confirmed a 1.98-second 0-60 mph time under Tesla’s specific conditions (VHT-prepped surface), though standard tests yielded ~2.1 seconds.

Design and Updates:
The 2021 refresh introduced a new front bumper, wider wheels (9.5" front, 10.5" rear), and a carbon-fiber spoiler.

The interior overhaul replaced the vertical touchscreen with a horizontal one, removed the gear selector (using a digital swipe interface), and introduced the yoke.

Later updates (2025 models) added sportier bumpers, a front bumper camera, and new wheel designs like 19” Magnetite and 21” Velarium wheels.

Pros and Cons:
Pros:
Unmatched acceleration and power for a sedan.

Impressive range, rivaling most EVs except the Lucid Air.

Access to Tesla’s extensive Supercharger network.

Advanced tech and spacious, practical hatchback design.

Cons:
Steering yoke can be challenging for parking and tight maneuvers.

Fit and finish may not match luxury competitors like the Mercedes-Benz EQE or BMW i5.

High price point, especially with options.

Ride comfort is good but not as plush as some luxury rivals.

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