This example should have a big front splitter, and a steeper spoiler.
This Model S’s frontal part is a black splitter, which extends below the fascia. It is likely that it functions with the rear diffuser to provide downforce balance between the two ends.
This video also shows that the clear rear spoiler appears to have a steeper angle than the piece in other pre-production examples. Engineers would be able to modify the aerodynamics and slant of the element because it is designed.
This car shows that Tesla has a high downforce setting for its Model S. The company has the ability to remove or modify spoilers and splitter, so it is possible that the company is trying to determine the right amount of downforce for Nurburgring’s curves. This will not affect straight-line speed.
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Use a 130-kilowatt hour battery. A larger refrigeration system can help keep the cells cooler through better thermal management.
It is not clear when Tesla will send the final Model S Plaid around Nurburgring, nor do they plan to release lap times for the faster model. There is no doubt that the vehicle will lap the Nordschleife faster than the Porsche Taycan’s 7 minutes. But, it’s still a mystery how slow Tesla can go.
We don’t know when Tesla will sell the Model S Plaid, but it is likely that Tesla intends to do so. Rumours suggest it could be in October or November 2020. Elon Musk later tweeted that the timeframe could come as early as next summer.