Tesla Model S (2014-2016)
Tesla Model S 70D
The Tesla Model S 70D offers more luggage space than most competing saloons. It charges more slowly than most rivals.
What owners say: Owners report high-mileage examples still running well beyond 125,000 miles, with modest battery loss (around 5-15%). Repair costs rise after the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty expires, and parts can take weeks to arrive.
Range
-
Battery
70kWh
Charge
120kW
Specifications
Dimensions
Data notes
MethodologyKey measurements drawn from verified UK catalogue data.
- 1st-largest boot among saloon EVs in our catalogue at 745 L.
- A 150 L frunk, one of 3 of 233 UK EVs in our catalogue with a front boot of 150 L or more.
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Tested 2014
What Owners Say
BalancedOwners Love
- Owners report high-mileage examples still running well beyond 125,000 miles, with modest battery loss (around 5-15%).
- The Supercharger network simplifies long journeys, and some early examples include free Supercharging.
- Even older examples retain low per-mile running costs and minimal routine servicing.
Watch Out For
- Repair costs rise after the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty expires, and parts can take weeks to arrive.
- Older cars repeatedly need attention to wear in front suspension parts, air suspension and drive shafts.
- Memory-chip failure in the original media control unit leaves the centre screen blank (a recall covered many cars).
Owner Tips
- Allow a budget for suspension and electronic repairs, as most examples are now beyond their battery warranty.
- Before buying, ask if the car includes free Supercharging and confirm this with Tesla.
- Include the eMMC/media unit recall and suspension checks in a pre-purchase inspection.
Used Tesla Model S 70D Listings
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Size Overview
Length
4.98m
Width
1.96m
Height
1.45m
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A used Tesla Model S buyer’s guide: 85 to 100D, Long Range and Performance explained, which cars have lost the battery warranty, the media unit recall, free Supercharging, owner-reported repairs, what to pay and a printable checklist.
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Report incorrect specTesla Model S 85
The Tesla Model S 85 offers more luggage space than most competing saloons. It charges more slowly than most rivals.
What owners say: Owners report high-mileage examples still running well beyond 125,000 miles, with modest battery loss (around 5-15%). Repair costs rise after the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty expires, and parts can take weeks to arrive.
Range
-
Battery
85kWh
Charge
120kW
Specifications
Dimensions
Data notes
MethodologyKey measurements drawn from verified UK catalogue data.
- 1st-largest boot among saloon EVs in our catalogue at 745 L.
- A 150 L frunk, one of 3 of 233 UK EVs in our catalogue with a front boot of 150 L or more.
EVcarsguide Scores
Ranked against similar EVs
Scores calculated from verified specs. How it works
See rankingsEuro NCAP Safety
Tested 2014
What Owners Say
BalancedOwners Love
- Owners report high-mileage examples still running well beyond 125,000 miles, with modest battery loss (around 5-15%).
- The Supercharger network simplifies long journeys, and some early examples include free Supercharging.
- Even older examples retain low per-mile running costs and minimal routine servicing.
Watch Out For
- Repair costs rise after the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty expires, and parts can take weeks to arrive.
- Older cars repeatedly need attention to wear in front suspension parts, air suspension and drive shafts.
- Memory-chip failure in the original media control unit leaves the centre screen blank (a recall covered many cars).
Owner Tips
- Allow a budget for suspension and electronic repairs, as most examples are now beyond their battery warranty.
- Before buying, ask if the car includes free Supercharging and confirm this with Tesla.
- Include the eMMC/media unit recall and suspension checks in a pre-purchase inspection.
Size Overview
Length
4.98m
Width
1.96m
Height
1.45m
Find This Car
Lease Deals
This model has been discontinued. No active lease deals are available.
Buyer's guide
Used Tesla Model S buyer's guide
A used Tesla Model S buyer’s guide: 85 to 100D, Long Range and Performance explained, which cars have lost the battery warranty, the media unit recall, free Supercharging, owner-reported repairs, what to pay and a printable checklist.
7 min read
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Report incorrect specTesla Model S 85D
The Tesla Model S 85D offers more luggage space than most competing saloons. It charges more slowly than most rivals.
What owners say: Owners report high-mileage examples still running well beyond 125,000 miles, with modest battery loss (around 5-15%). Repair costs rise after the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty expires, and parts can take weeks to arrive.
Range
-
Battery
85kWh
Charge
120kW
Specifications
Dimensions
Data notes
MethodologyKey measurements drawn from verified UK catalogue data.
- 1st-largest boot among saloon EVs in our catalogue at 745 L.
- A 150 L frunk, one of 3 of 233 UK EVs in our catalogue with a front boot of 150 L or more.
EVcarsguide Scores
Ranked against similar EVs
Scores calculated from verified specs. How it works
See rankingsEuro NCAP Safety
Tested 2014
What Owners Say
BalancedOwners Love
- Owners report high-mileage examples still running well beyond 125,000 miles, with modest battery loss (around 5-15%).
- The Supercharger network simplifies long journeys, and some early examples include free Supercharging.
- Even older examples retain low per-mile running costs and minimal routine servicing.
Watch Out For
- Repair costs rise after the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty expires, and parts can take weeks to arrive.
- Older cars repeatedly need attention to wear in front suspension parts, air suspension and drive shafts.
- Memory-chip failure in the original media control unit leaves the centre screen blank (a recall covered many cars).
Owner Tips
- Allow a budget for suspension and electronic repairs, as most examples are now beyond their battery warranty.
- Before buying, ask if the car includes free Supercharging and confirm this with Tesla.
- Include the eMMC/media unit recall and suspension checks in a pre-purchase inspection.
Size Overview
Length
4.98m
Width
1.96m
Height
1.45m
Find This Car
Lease Deals
This model has been discontinued. No active lease deals are available.
Buyer's guide
Used Tesla Model S buyer's guide
A used Tesla Model S buyer’s guide: 85 to 100D, Long Range and Performance explained, which cars have lost the battery warranty, the media unit recall, free Supercharging, owner-reported repairs, what to pay and a printable checklist.
7 min read
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Report incorrect specTesla Model S 90D 2015
The Tesla Model S 90D 2015 offers more luggage space than most competing saloons. It charges more slowly than most rivals.
What owners say: Owners report high-mileage examples still running well beyond 125,000 miles, with modest battery loss (around 5-15%). Repair costs rise after the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty expires, and parts can take weeks to arrive.
Range
-
Battery
90kWh
Charge
120kW
Specifications
Dimensions
Data notes
MethodologyKey measurements drawn from verified UK catalogue data.
- 1st-largest boot among saloon EVs in our catalogue at 745 L.
- A 150 L frunk, one of 3 of 233 UK EVs in our catalogue with a front boot of 150 L or more.
EVcarsguide Scores
Ranked against similar EVs
Scores calculated from verified specs. How it works
See rankingsEuro NCAP Safety
Tested 2014
What Owners Say
BalancedOwners Love
- Owners report high-mileage examples still running well beyond 125,000 miles, with modest battery loss (around 5-15%).
- The Supercharger network simplifies long journeys, and some early examples include free Supercharging.
- Even older examples retain low per-mile running costs and minimal routine servicing.
Watch Out For
- Repair costs rise after the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty expires, and parts can take weeks to arrive.
- Older cars repeatedly need attention to wear in front suspension parts, air suspension and drive shafts.
- Memory-chip failure in the original media control unit leaves the centre screen blank (a recall covered many cars).
Owner Tips
- Allow a budget for suspension and electronic repairs, as most examples are now beyond their battery warranty.
- Before buying, ask if the car includes free Supercharging and confirm this with Tesla.
- Include the eMMC/media unit recall and suspension checks in a pre-purchase inspection.
Size Overview
Length
4.98m
Width
1.96m
Height
1.45m
Find This Car
Lease Deals
This model has been discontinued. No active lease deals are available.
Buyer's guide
Used Tesla Model S buyer's guide
A used Tesla Model S buyer’s guide: 85 to 100D, Long Range and Performance explained, which cars have lost the battery warranty, the media unit recall, free Supercharging, owner-reported repairs, what to pay and a printable checklist.
7 min read
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