Tesla's rapid 1100bhp tri-motor models will go on sale in Europe later this year ⚡ 👀
, the Model S Plaid is now confirmed to reach 396 miles on a single charge and the Model X Plaid an estimated 333 miles.
The Model S Plaid will hit 62mph in 1.9sec, whereas the Model X Plaid will hit the same speed in 2.5sec. Top speeds are marked at 200mph and 155mph respectively. That speed comes at a price, however. The Model S Plaid will set buyers back €138,990 , the Model X Plaid €141,990 .However, despite deliveries getting readied for Europe, Tesla has told Autocar that no timeframe for the models going back on sale in UK, nor of the release of the Plaid variant, have been confirmed. Prospective owners are still asked to pre-order.
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