InsideEVs сувгийн явуулсан туршилтаар 2015 оны Tesla Model S загвар нь өндөр гүйлттэй ч өнөөдрийг хүртэл харьцангуй сайн ажиллагаатай хэвээр байгааг тогтоожээ
Анх 2015 онд 138,000 евро буюу 159,000 орчим ам.долларын үнэтэй байсан энэхүү цахилгаан автомашиныг эзэмшигч нь 21,000 евро буюу ойролцоогоор 24,000 ам.доллараар худалдан авчээ. Tesla-ийн албан ёсны аппликейшн дээрх мэдээллээр машины батерейны багтаамж анхныхаа 86 хувийг хадгалж байгаа нь 160,000 миль туулсан тээврийн хэрэгслийн хувьд өндөр үзүүлэлт юм. Уг автомашин одоогийн байдлаар нэг удаагийн цэнэглэлтээр 300 км буюу 186 миль явах боломжтой байна.
Жолоодлогын туршилтаар автомашины хурд авах чадвар болон гүйцэтгэл нь орчин үеийн загваруудаас хол хоцроогүй болох нь батлагджээ. Гэсэн хэдий ч агаарын дүүжлүүрийн системд алдагдал үүссэний улмаас удаан хугацаагаар зогсоход урд хэсэг нь бага зэрэг суудаг гэмтэл илэрсэн байна. Мөн багаажны тагны автоматаар хаагдах механизмд доголдол гарч байсан нь ашиглалтын явцад үүссэн жижиг асуудлуудын нэг байв.
Энэхүү хуучин загварын гол давуу тал нь Tesla-ийн насан туршийн үнэгүй цэнэглэх эрх бөгөөд энэ нь эзэмшигчээ солиход дагалдан шилждэг онцлогтой. Судалгаагаар уг эрхийн ачаар эзэмшигч нь ойролцоогоор 6,000 евро буюу 7,000 орчим ам.долларын түлшний зардлыг хэмнэсэн байна. Олон төрлийн цахилгаан автомашин жолоодож байсан туршлагатай шинжээч уг 11 жилийн настай Tesla-г өнөөгийн нөхцөлд ч чанартай автомашин хэвээр байгааг онцолжээ.
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A man drove an 11-year-old Tesla Model S M85D with over 160,000 miles on the odometer to see if the EV was still a good buy in 2026.
YouTuber InsideEVs wondered if the car would feel ‘ancient’, as he put it in the description of the video.
The 2015 Tesla Model S was priced at an incredible figure, meaning it was almost too good to pass up.
But the YouTuber probably didn’t expect such a surprise when he got behind the wheel of the Model S.
How much was this 11-year-old Tesla Model S?
When new back in 2015, this particular Tesla Model S cost around €138,000, roughly $159,000.
However, the YouTuber said the owner picked the car up for just €21,000, around $24,000.
“This used to be the most expensive EV 10 years ago,” said the presenter of the car.
“The Tesla app says that this car has 86 percent of its original battery capacity,” he added.
So quite clearly, this EV has stayed healthy despite its range.
“It can still just about crack 300km, or 186 miles,” said the YouTuber, noting its current range.
For a car that has done over 160,000 miles over 11 years, that is still very impressive.
In fact, it shows that EVs can easily retain most of their battery capacity after over ten years.
How did this 11-year-old EV actually drive?
Of course, one of the biggest questions was: how well did the EV drive?
You may expect it to feel ancient compared to more modern cars with more battery capacity.
That is what the YouTuber even said they expected in the description.
However, the reality was very different.
The YouTuber hit the accelerator hard to see how fast the acceleration was.
Safe to say, it was quick. “Okay, that’s really fast,” he said after doing so.
There were one or two minor niggles, though.

Most notably was the air suspension, which did work, but there was a caveat.
“The owner says that the front will start sagging a little bit if it is left parked,” said the YouTuber, indicating a leak in the system.
There were other minor niggles such as a temperamental trunk soft-close, but overall, he was impressed.
Free lifetime charging is an added bonus for the Tesla Model S
Perhaps the best part of buying a car like this is the lifetime free charging.
This was an incentive Tesla offered to try and get people to buy into electric vehicles.
Incredibly, though, if you sell the EV, that transfers over, as it is tied to the vehicle, not the owner themselves.
As the YouTuber said in the video, the owner stated they had saved nearly €6,000 in Supercharging costs.
That is around $7,000 in fuel savings, thanks to the charging incentive.
“I’ve driven a lot of EVs, and they are all great. And this doesn’t feel like it’s a million miles away,” concluded the YouTuber.
Despite its age, this Tesla is very much still an excellent car, available at an incredible price.
Tesla timeline
2003: Founded in July by engineers Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning
2004: Elon Musk joins the board of directors after leading the initial investment round
2008: The Roadster enters production as the first fully electric sports car
2010: The company goes public on the NASDAQ exchange and raises 226 million dollars
2012: Deliveries begin for the groundbreaking Model S luxury sedan
2017: The mass-market Model 3 launches and quickly scales up global production
2020: Total vehicle manufacturing surpasses one million units worldwide
2023: First deliveries of the highly anticipated Cybertruck reach waiting customers


