The Tesla Model S has set a high bar for automakers in terms of innovative technology use. Despite its outward similarity, it's hard to compare it with other cars. Above all, it offers an unparalleled level of driver and passenger safety thanks to a specially designed high-strength body structure. The underfloor placement of the battery pack provides perfect body balance. The Model S is a four-wheel-drive vehicle with a noticeable claim to sportiness. The use of twin electric motors allows for acceleration characteristics on par with road sports cars. The American manufacturer produces the car in two versions: Long Range and Performance. On a single battery charge, they can travel 597 and 557 km respectively.
Tesla Model S release years at Copart IAAI auctions
The Model S has been produced by the manufacturer since 2008 and to date in a single generation. And throughout this time, there hasn't been a single advertised restyling or refitting, as the cars are constantly updated to keep up with innovative trends. In 2020, the majority of these electric cars on US trading platforms were models that came off the assembly line in 2016 and 2015.
How many Tesla Model S were sold at US auctions in 2020?
This electric car was in high demand among buyers in April and June. In these months, 115-120 cars were sold. The lowest sales occurred in December – only 50 units. In the remaining months of 2020, approximately the same number of cars were sold: 75-95.
For how much could you buy a Tesla Model S at American auctions in 2020?
Restrictions related to the global pandemic also affected the sales of the Tesla Model S. Those who took advantage of the opportunities presented in March-April were able to purchase such an electric car for just 16-17 thousand US dollars. The rest of the year, the cost of the car remained fairly stable, at the level of 20-22 thousand dollars. The Tesla Model S ends 2020 at a mark of 22 thousand dollars. Making predictions for 2021 is difficult, but many indications suggest that prices will remain stable.
