- Tesla Model S and Model X will be discontinued.
- Tesla will make a final Signature Series of each model, and quantities will be very limited.
- To purchase it, you must be invited.
Earlier this year, Tesla announced plans to discontinue the Model S and Model However, before they bow out, Tesla plans to produce a limited edition version of each, which will be dubbed the Signature Series.
According to Motor Trendthe car gets unique design elements, full-spec Checkered trim, and is invite-only if you want to buy it. The price is likely not cheap either, considering that Tesla owns it has raised the price of remaining supplies of S and.
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Reports indicate that the limited edition final model will feature unique Signature Series styling elements. There will be gold exterior badging, checkered seat badges and piping, and the Model S even gets gold brake calipers.
Inside, you’ll also see a plaque on the dashboard showing the number of your vehicle in limited production. Tesla will reportedly produce 250 Model S units and only 100 Model X units.
If you want to buy one, you’ll need an invitation from Tesla to do so. Rumor has it the price ranges from $150,000 to $160,000 each. That represents a pretty healthy markup compared to the current $130k for a fully specced Model X Plaid.
However, this Signature Series car will arrive fully loaded. Each will feature a Luxe Package. This includes free Supercharging for life, four years of maintenance, and what Tesla calls Full-Self Driving.
Motor Pickup1: Love Tesla or hate it, the Model S changed the automotive landscape. This is the car that forced the hand of most other automakers and pushed them to catch up to what Tesla had created.
We’re not sure that switching to robots is a good choice, but Tesla sells far more Model 3s and Model Ys than the larger S and X. So sales of the model will continue well.
