Record al Nürburgring per la Tesla Model S Plaid

BEAT LA TAYCAN – A Tesla Model S Plaid, with a time of 7: 30.909, managed to break the record held by the Porche Taycan Turbo at the Nürburgring (who the news), making it the fastest production electric on the most demanding circuit in the world. Compared to the German sedan, the time was found to be less than 12 seconds: 7: 30.9 against 7: 42.3. Tesla has started testing the Model S Plaid (version with three electric motors of the Model S) at the Nürburgring two years ago and has now published the official times. It was the CEO Elon Musk himself who shared a photo on Twitter where you can read the times of 7: 30.909 and 7: 35.579. The record lap refers to the 20.6 km configuration of the circuit, while the 7: 35.579 on the longest variant of 20.832 km.

THERMALS STILL AT THE TOP – There are several heat engine sedans that are you are faster of the Tesla Model S including the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S with 7: 23.009, the Jaguar XE SV Project 8 with 7: 18.361 (time stability on the shortest configuration), and the Porsche Panamera Turbo, which last year covered the 20.8 km in 7: 29.81.

IT WAS STANDARD – According to Musk, the Tesla Model S Plaid used for the record run, it was completely standard and coming directly from the factory. The American entrepreneur added that a modified version of the Model S Plaid with new aerodynamic appendages and carbon brakes, and track tires could set a new record.

SALOON WITH 1,020 HP – The Tesla Model S Plaid it can be purchased in Italy from € 129,990 and is equipped with three electric motors and four-wheel drive for a total of 1.020 CV. The performances are of absolute importance, with a sprint from 0 to 100 km / h in 1.99 seconds. The American house has also improved aerodynamics (the Cx is 0.208), introduced a more performing heat pump and a larger radiator, which allows for more constant performance.

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