LONG-RANGE, LUXURIOUS, QUICK, NONSMOKER, ALL-ELECTRIC GRAND TOURING! The 2020 Tesla Model S Long Range Plus with ALL-WHEEL DRIVE remains one of the most compelling long-distance luxury EVs of its era, combining exceptional electric range, effortless dual-motor performance, remarkable cargo versatility, and a sleek shape that still looks thoroughly modern. Finished in Deep Blue Metallic over the beautiful Cream Premium interior, this 56,225-mile example is an especially attractive configuration. More importantly, the Long Range Plus represents a significant point in EV history: with an EPA-estimated 402-mile range when new, it became the first production electric vehicle to officially surpass the 400-mile mark in EPA testing. Why Shoppers Buy This Model The Model S helped establish the blueprint for the modern premium electric car. It proved that an EV could deliver serious long-distance capability while also being quick, quiet, luxurious, technologically advanced, and genuinely practical. The Long Range Plus took those strengths even further. Its combination of a large battery, highly efficient electric drivetrain, dual-motor ALL-WHEEL DRIVE, extensive Supercharger compatibility, and exceptional highway range makes it particularly appealing to drivers who want an EV capable of much more than short-distance commuting. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition The Model S has earned enormous recognition throughout its production life for changing expectations of what an electric vehicle could accomplish. Its combination of acceleration, range, efficiency, technology, and everyday usability helped move EVs firmly into the luxury and performance mainstream. The 2020 Long Range Plus brought another major milestone when its 402-mile EPA-estimated range made it the first production EV to break the 400-mile EPA barrier. Warranty With approximately 56,225 miles showing and an original registration date of 09/17/2020, the original 4-year/50,000-mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty has expired. However, this Model S is STILL COVERED by substantial original Tesla factory protection on its most important electric-drive components. Remaining Transferable Factory Coverage Battery and Drive Unit Limited Warranty 8 years or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first. Includes a minimum 70% battery-capacity retention provision during the warranty period. Estimated expiration: 09/17/2028 or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first. That leaves meaningful factory-backed protection on the battery and drive unit-the components at the heart of this all-electric drivetrain. Want additional protection? Extended coverage options may also be available for other components. Standard Features The Long Range Plus was engineered around efficiency without sacrificing the attributes that made the Model S famous. Dual electric motors provide ALL-WHEEL DRIVE and immediate acceleration, while the large battery pack is mounted beneath the passenger compartment, helping create a low center of gravity and freeing up useful interior and cargo space. Inside, the Model S delivers a distinctly upscale and technology-focused experience, with a massive portrait-oriented central touchscreen, separate configurable digital instrument display, premium seating, expansive glass, power-operated conveniences, and a spacious five-passenger cabin. Installed Options This Model S was configured in an especially handsome combination: Deep Blue Metallic - $1,500 Cream Premium - $1,500 The Cream Premium cabin shown in the photos is particularly striking, pairing light-colored seating and trim with warm wood accents across the dashboard and center console. Against the Deep Blue Metallic exterior, it gives this Model S an elegant and distinctive luxury-car character. EV Range, Charging & Electrified Powertrain This is where the Long Range Plus really earns its name. When new, the 2020 Model S Long Range Plus carried an EPA-estimated driving range of 402 miles on a full charge, making it the first production EV to cross the EPA's 400-mile threshold. For everyday ownership, Level 2 AC charging is the natural solution for home charging. Using a higher-powered 240-volt home charging setup, the Model S can typically replenish a substantial portion of its battery overnight, making it possible for many owners to simply plug in when they arrive home and begin the following day charged and ready to go. On the road, Tesla's Supercharger network dramatically expands its long-distance usefulness. The 2020 Model S Long Range Plus can take advantage of high-speed DC fast charging, with peak charging rates of up to approximately 250 kW under suitable conditions. At a compatible high-power Supercharger, a substantial amount of driving range can be added during a relatively short stop rather than requiring a complete battery recharge. Charging time varies considerably depending on the charger, battery temperature, battery state of charge, ambient conditions, and how much energy needs to be added. A typical Level 2 home-charging session is measured in hours and is best suited to overnight charging, while DC fast charging is designed to add significant range in a matter of minutes during a road trip. Regenerative braking captures energy during deceleration and returns it to the battery, reducing reliance on the conventional friction brakes during everyday driving. Tesla's integrated navigation can also incorporate Supercharger stops into longer routes, helping take much of the planning out of long-distance EV travel. Actual present-day range will naturally vary based on battery condition, temperature, speed, driving habits, climate-control use, terrain, and other conditions. Mechanical Features Dual electric motors provide ALL-WHEEL DRIVE without a conventional gasoline engine or multi-speed transmission. Electric torque arrives essentially instantaneously, giving the Model S the smooth, forceful acceleration that has long been one of its defining characteristics. The battery's low position within the chassis helps keep the center of gravity down despite the Model S's substantial dimensions, contributing to its stable, planted road manners. Its adaptive air suspension further supports the car's grand-touring character by combining a comfortable highway ride with confident handling. Exterior Features Deep Blue Metallic is particularly flattering on the Model S, emphasizing its long, low profile, frameless side glass, flush-fitting door handles, and clean aerodynamic shape. The design also conceals a useful practicality advantage: rather than a conventional sedan trunk, the Model S has a large rear liftgate. Fold the rear seats when additional room is needed and it can accommodate considerably bulkier cargo than its sleek luxury-sedan profile might suggest. Interior Features The Cream Premium interior is one of the highlights of this particular Model S. Light-colored seating contrasts beautifully with the black upper dashboard, while the extensive wood trim adds warmth to the otherwise highly technological environment. The photos also show an aftermarket yoke-style steering wheel, with a cream-colored rim that coordinates remarkably well with the surrounding Cream Premium interior. Combined with the digital instrument cluster and towering central touchscre
