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Tesla Model S P90D (2015–present)

The Tesla Model S, launched in 2012, revolutionized the electric car market. The 2015+ models continue to offer long range, impressive performance, and cutting-edge technology. But how does it fare as a used EV in New Zealand?

Parts for the Tesla Model S P90D

Known issues

Common issues to watch out for include wear on suspension components (especially air suspension systems), battery degradation (check the battery health report), and problems with the touchscreen display. Also be aware of repair costs for specific Tesla parts, as these can be higher than for traditional ICE vehicles.

WOF tips

WOF inspections will focus on the brakes, suspension, and tyres. Ensure that the regenerative braking system is functioning correctly. Check the condition of the battery pack and high-voltage wiring. Also, ensure all lights and exterior features are functional as many are controlled by software.

About the Tesla Model S P90D

The Model S offers a spacious and comfortable interior, with a minimalist design. The performance is impressive, with instant torque and rapid acceleration. The Supercharger network provides convenient charging options for long-distance travel. In New Zealand, the Model S is well-suited to both urban and open-road driving.

Questions owners ask

What are the common issues to look out for with a 2015-2999 Tesla Model S in New Zealand?
Owners of the Tesla Model S (2015-2999) in New Zealand should be aware of potential wear on suspension components, particularly the air suspension systems. Battery degradation is another common concern, so it's advisable to check the battery health report. Issues with the touchscreen display have also been reported. Keep in mind that repair costs for specific Tesla parts can be higher than for traditional ICE vehicles.
What should I pay close attention to during a WOF inspection for my Tesla Model S (2015-2999) in NZ?
For your Tesla Model S (2015-2999) WOF inspection in New Zealand, focus on the brakes, suspension, and tyres. It's crucial to ensure the regenerative braking system is functioning correctly. The condition of the battery pack and high-voltage wiring will also be checked. Additionally, verify that all lights and exterior features are fully functional, as many are software-controlled.
Where can I get replacement suspension components for my TESLA MODEL S 2015–2999 in NZ?
CARFIX stocks 136 SKUs for the TESLA MODEL S 2015–2999. You can find replacement suspension components, including parts for the air suspension systems, through CARFIX in New Zealand. These parts are essential for addressing common wear issues.
How often should I service my Tesla Model S (2015-2999) in New Zealand?
The recommended service interval for the Tesla Model S (2015-2999) is every 20,000km. Regular servicing is important to maintain the vehicle's performance and address potential issues like suspension wear or battery health.
Is the Tesla Model S (2015-2999) suitable for long-distance travel in New Zealand?
Yes, the Tesla Model S (2015-2999) is well-suited for long-distance travel in New Zealand. Its impressive performance, range, and the convenient Supercharger network make it a compelling option for both urban and open-road driving.
What are the key benefits of owning a Tesla Model S (2015-2999) in New Zealand?
The Tesla Model S (2015-2999) offers a spacious and comfortable interior with a minimalist design. Owners benefit from impressive performance, instant torque, and rapid acceleration. The Supercharger network provides convenient charging options, making it suitable for both urban and open-road driving in New Zealand.