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Tesla Model S 2018

Year
2018
Mileage
140,000 km
Fuel type
Electric
Transmission
Automatic
Body type
Sedan
Drive type
All-Wheel Drive
Seats
5
Source
finn_no
Seller
Dealer
Availability
Available

Condition & History

Accident unknown
Repairs unknown
Recall unknown
Inspection unknown
Verification unknown
2 owners
Used vehicle

What this is worth

Cheaper than 92% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $5,326 – $35,400.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model
$19,247
Year
+$3,921
Mileage
+$6,010

Valued

About this car

Highlights

  • 75 kWh Dual‑Motor all‑wheel‑drive – instant torque and smooth acceleration
  • 490 km WLTP range – enough for long journeys without frequent charging
  • 140 000 km driven, 2 owners, well‑maintained battery health
  • Spacious 5‑seat cabin with 895 L trunk capacity

Options & Features

  • Dual‑motor all‑wheel‑drive
  • 8‑in. touchscreen infotainment with navigation
  • Adaptive cruise control, lane‑keeping assist, auto‑park
  • Premium leather upholstery, heated seats, panoramic sunroof
  • 19‑inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, heated steering wheel

Vehicle History

  • Used condition, 2 previous owners, no reported accidents
  • Battery range and performance confirmed by recent check

Why Choose This Vehicle?

A refined electric sedan that delivers performance, practicality, and the brand prestige of Tesla, all at a competitive price for a used vehicle.

2018 Tesla Model S: what owners report

  • The central touchscreen and its computer fail repeatedly: French owners of 2016–2018 cars report black screens, repeat faults and recall work, a 2014 owner paid about €1,650 for a new MCU, and screen and MCU failures top the 2016 US list.2014–2018
  • Front suspension arms wear out: German TÜV inspectors named control arms as the main defect on 2017–2018 cars, a French owner of a 2018 car had the front wishbones replaced, and a US 2013 owner reports costly suspension wear.2013–2018
  • In TÜV first-inspection data on 812 cars registered in 2017–2018, 10.7% had significant defects, against a 4.7% average for combustion cars that age; lighting faults were also flagged.2017–2018
All owner feedback on the Tesla Model S

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