Tesla Model S 2018

Year

2018

Mileage

153,000 km

Fuel type

Electric

Transmission

Automatic

Body type

Sedan

Drive type

All-Wheel Drive

Seats

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 45% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $5,332 to $36,290.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model: $19,140
Year: +$3,825
Mileage: +$3,762

Valued

About this car

Highlights

Long‑range electric powertrain with a 75 kWh battery, offering up to 370 km on a single charge.
All‑Wheel Drive (4WD) for confident handling in all weather.
Spacious 5‑seat sedan with premium interior and advanced infotainment.
Used, 153 000 km – well‑maintained and still highly capable.

Options & Features

Uncorked – vehicle never used as a test drive or demonstration.
CCS – compatible with fast charging stations.
NexGen – upgraded software and hardware for enhanced performance.
Luft – optional heated seats and cabin air filter.

Why Choose This Vehicle?

A well‑maintained 2018 Tesla Model S offers a blend of performance, technology, and sustainability. With a sizable battery and AWD traction, it’s ready for both daily commutes and long‑distance adventures. The low mileage relative to its age makes it an attractive value in the used electric‑vehicle market.

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

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