The Tesla Model S Plaid did not appear just to win drag races. It arrived as a rolling test bed for a new kind of electric motor and battery system that could reset expectations for how fast, efficient and repeatable an electric sedan can be.

The company will stop making the pioneering EVs in the second quarter of 2026, CEO Elon Musk announced Wednesday.

Fourteen years on, the Tesla Model S is still a familiar face in the electric luxury sedan world. It may not rule the segment like it once did, but it’s still the flagship in Tesla’s lineup – bigger,

Decreased Sales: In the Ev cars Tesla established new mile stones but in the past 2-3 years the sales of the model S and X have been declined. Shifted on AI Technology: The CEO Elon musk wants Tesla to make an AI and Robotics company in future. Hence he is also heavily investing in the same field.

The Tesla Model S Plaid has proved its worth in straight-line battles against other fast rides countless times, and while it was initially out of reach for the average gearhead with a soft spot for extremely fast EVs, depreciation has had the best of it.

With 1000-plus horsepower, Tesla's Model S Plaid remains the quickest car in the EV brand's lineup. The Model S Plaid is just as quick as when we last tested it four years ago. With three motors combining for an estimated 1006 horsepower, the sedan raced ...