The original Model S, launched in 2012, was a great car, but it lacked essential creature comforts like parking sensors and heated rear seats. Now 10 years later, Tesla released a new Model S for 2021 and people are saying it’s just a minor update to the same car Tesla sold a decade ago. We spent two weeks driving one all around the country and even set the new EV Cannonball record (twice) with it. So with the appearance largely the same, we set out to find out if the haters were right, is the 2021 Model S just a minor evolution or a revolutionary new vehicle.

0:03 - Introduction
1:34 - Overview/Comparisons to other Teslas
3:03 - Drive Quality
4:08 - Charging Speed Improvement
4:39 - Exterior Updates
5:18 - Thoughts on the Yoke
6:25 - UI on the new 17" Touchscreen
7:56 - Cargo Space/Layout
9:01 - Closures issues in our test vehicle
9:28 - Final Thoughts

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