Tesla Unveils Enhanced Model S Plaid with Minor Exterior and Interior Upgrades

The latest iteration of Tesla's flagship sedan, the Model S Plaid, has been unveiled online, revealing subtle yet notable enhancements to its exterior design, interior features, and performance capabilities.

According to reports, the new Model S Plaid boasts a revised front-end design, characterized by a more aggressive grille and exaggerated lines, giving it a sportier appearance. Notably, additional cameras have been integrated into the front bumper for enhanced safety features.

Underneath the skin, the latest version of the car has also been equipped with brand-new aerodynamic packages, aimed at optimizing its speed and performance on the road. In terms of wheels, the Model S Plaid boasts upgraded 21-inch units that further amplify its aerodynamic presence.

Inside, the cabin layout remains largely unchanged from previous iterations; however, some notable tweaks can be observed. Gone is the turn-by-turn direction indicator (in favor of a screen switch) and in its place lies an illuminated directional light on the steering wheel. Additionally, ambient lighting has been added in several key areas including center console and door controls.

The most anticipated upgrade regarding powertrain could come when it comes to its dual-electric motor setup. In anticipation of improvements for 2025 release, Tesla's upgraded battery unit is said to reach greater horsepower than that of the current base model; a potential leap forward over 1020 PS that can be compared with the present specifications.

While specific details about these modifications might take some time before an official unveiling in the near future.