SLEEK, ELECTRIFYING, QUICK, NONSMOKER, ALL-WHEEL DRIVE LUXURY THAT NEVER STOPS FOR GAS! The 2020 Tesla Model S Long Range is the car that proved an electric sedan could be fast, luxurious, and genuinely practical for everyday life. Finished in elegant Pearl White Multi-Coat over a Cream premium interior with Oak wood decor, this Model S pairs dual-motor all-wheel drive with sports-car acceleration and the kind of long-distance range that makes road trips easy. All-wheel drive comes from two electric motors, one at each axle. They balance power between the front and rear wheels instantly and silently, giving this Model S composed, sure-footed traction on rain-soaked highways and snowy roads while delivering a seamless surge of acceleration every time you press the pedal. Why Shoppers Buy This Model The Model S changed the auto industry. It was the first electric car to combine real luxury, serious performance, and long range in one package, and it remains one of the most recognizable sedans on the road. Buyers choose it for instant, effortless acceleration, a quiet and serene cabin, and the convenience of starting every day with a full charge from home. Practicality is a big part of its appeal, too. The liftback design and front trunk offer far more cargo space than a typical luxury sedan, over-the-air software updates keep adding features over time, and access to Tesla's extensive Supercharger network makes long trips refreshingly simple. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition Reviewers have long praised the Model S for its blistering acceleration, long driving range, roomy and versatile cabin, and its intuitive touchscreen-driven technology, with many calling it the benchmark against which other luxury EVs are measured. The Long Range version earned particular credit for delivering a 3.7-second 0-60 mph time alongside one of the longest ranges of its era. The most common critiques are a minimalist interior and a reliance on the touchscreen for many controls. Warranty The odometer is hovering around the 41,682-mile mark. This Model S is STILL COVERED by transferable Tesla factory warranty protection, measured from an estimated in-service date of November 2019. Battery and Drive Unit Limited Warranty -- Covers the high-voltage battery and the electric drive units. Expiration: through November 2027 or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first. Body Rust Limited Warranty -- Covers perforation of body panels from rust. Expiration: through November 2031, regardless of mileage. Want to extend its warranty coverage In most cases, we can provide expanded options to cover each vehicle with a valuable, comprehensive warranty for years to come! Standard Features The Long Range was the heart of the 2020 Model S lineup, delivering dual-motor all-wheel drive, a 3.7-second 0-60 time, and maximum range without the price premium of the Performance version. Tesla's updated design for this era brought standard adaptive air suspension for a smoother, more controlled ride, along with Autopilot driver assistance. The cabin is equally well equipped, with Tesla's premium interior, heated front and rear seats, a panoramic glass roof, a premium sound system, a power liftgate, and a medical-grade HEPA air filtration system with Bioweapon Defense Mode. Phone-as-key entry and auto-presenting door handles add everyday convenience. Installed Options Cream Premium Interior A light, elegant cream seating finish paired with Oak wood decor that gives the cabin a bright, airy, upscale atmosphere. Aftermarket Equipment Photos show mud flaps behind the wheels, which don't appear on the original configuration. They help keep road grime, gravel, and salt spray off the Pearl White lower body panels. We recommend inspecting them in person to confirm their fit and condition. Charging, Range & Electrified Powertrain This Model S Long Range carried an EPA-estimated range of 373 miles when new, enough to cover several days of typical commuting or a long highway trip on a single charge. Charging at home means waking up to a full battery each morning and skipping trips to the gas station entirely. A standard 120-volt household outlet (Level 1) adds only a few miles of range per hour, best for occasional top-ups. A 240-volt Level 2 home charger is the ideal setup, adding roughly 30 to 40 miles of range per hour and easily restoring a full charge overnight. On the road, Tesla's Supercharger network makes long trips simple. This Model S can add well over 100 miles of range in roughly 20 to 30 minutes at a Supercharger, and the car's navigation automatically routes you through chargers and preconditions the battery on the way for faster sessions. Mechanical Features Two electric motors deliver instant, silent torque to all four wheels, launching this Model S from 0 to 60 mph in about 3.7 seconds, according to Tesla, with a top speed of 155 mph. That kind of immediate response makes merging and passing effortless and turns every green light into a moment of quiet fun. The adaptive air suspension automatically adjusts to road conditions for a smooth, composed ride, and it can ra