Tesla Model S (60 kW-hr battery pack)
The Tesla Model S (60 kW-hr battery pack) appears in the database for 2 model years, from 2013 to 2014. Combined fuel consumption stayed roughly the same from 2.5 l/100km in 2013 to 2.5 l/100km in 2014. Fuel: Electricity. NHTSA recorded recalls in 2 of these model years.
Model years2013–20142 years in the database
Versions listed2
Combined economy2.5 l/100kmbest: 2.5 l/100km (2013)
Kerb weight2,155 kg
Years with recalls2 of 2most: 11 in 2013
Fuel economy by year
Combined consumption, l/100 km. Lower is better.
Year by year
Other Tesla models
Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD2018–2025Tesla Model 3 Performance AWD2021–2026Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD2020–2025Tesla Model Y Performance AWD2020–2025Tesla Model S2022–2026Tesla Model X2022–2026Tesla Model 3 Long Range2017–2020Tesla Model 3 Mid Range2018–2020Tesla Model 3 RWD2022–2024Tesla Model S Long Range2019–2021Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD2024–2026Tesla Cybertruck AWD2025–2026
Sources
S2NHTSA Safety Ratings (NCAP) PD-USGovS21Transport Canada Vehicle Specifications OGL-CanadaS3NHTSA Recalls PD-USGovS4NHTSA Complaints PD-USGovS7FuelEconomy.gov PD-USGov
Figures come from the datasets above for each model year. Verify against manufacturer documentation before relying on them.
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