Facelifted Tesla Model S 2017–2020

What it came with

Motors

Single motor (2017)¹, Dual motor¹, Dual motor, permanent-magnet front (2019–2020)^2,1

Batteries

75 kWh, limited to 60 kWh (2017)¹, 75 kWh¹, 90 kWh (2017)¹, 100 kWh^1,2

Drivetrains

Rear-wheel drive (2017)¹, All-wheel drive¹

Trims

60 and 60D (2017)¹, 75 and 75D^1,3, 90D (2017)¹, 100D and P100D¹, Standard Range¹, Long Range¹, Performance¹

Packages

Air suspension^4,2, Premium Upgrades package⁴

• Long Range EPA range, 2019: 370 miles²
• Long Range Plus EPA range, 2020: 400 miles¹
• Supercharging, from April 2019: Up to 200 kW on V3 Superchargers²

Colors

• Silver Metallic PMSS ⁵ Rare
• Pearl White Multi-Coat PPSW Source pending
• Solid Black PBSB Source pending
• Obsidian Black Metallic PMBL Source pending
• Midnight Silver Metallic PMNG Source pending
• Deep Blue Metallic PPSB Source pending

Interiors

• Black Synthetic leather ^6,4
• White Synthetic leather ^6,4
• Cream Synthetic leather ^6,4,7
• Black Textile ⁷

Rare catches

Rare options, colors and interiors to look out for, and whether finding one is good news.

• Rare Silver Metallic Color

  Special order only in September 2018, then discontinued⁵

Year by year

• 2017 The facelift: a body-coloured front fascia in place of the black nose cone, and full-LED adaptive headlights. The 75 kWh becomes the entry battery in March 2017 and the 60 is dropped. The 100D arrives, the 90D ends in mid-2017, and the rear-drive 75 ends late in the year.^1,8
• 2018 No changes recorded.
• 2019 Standard Range, Long Range and Performance replace the 75D, 100D and P100D. From April, a permanent-magnet front motor, adaptive air suspension and faster Supercharging.^1,2
• 2020 Long Range Plus replaces the Long Range.¹