Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Once a novelty, electric cars are now becoming a normality. Tesla has been setting the benchmark ever since its Model S, its first mass produced electric car. Almost a decade on, the second generation has arrived, and it’s outrageously ‘Tesla.’
The company, headed by CEO Elon Musk, is known for making crazy claims. Many of the company’s inventions have thrown the rule book out of the window, making the unthinkable possible. Today, the company moves one step closer towards self driving reality with the 2021 Model S.
Nine years is a long time for a car to go almost unchanged, but Tesla is a little bit different. The company blends the boundaries between the automotive industry and high technology. Let’s delve into the changes that have been made this time around.
Outside, upgrades are minimal. So minimal, in fact, that the average passerby would probably not notice. Real Tesla fans will notice the updated black accents around the car - things like window frames and door handles - something that we’ve already seen replacing the traditional chrome details on the latest Model 3 and Model Y. Elsewhere, a new bumper design freshens up the front, with a modified air intake.
Inside The New 2021 Tesla Model S
Once a novelty, electric cars are now becoming a normality. Tesla has been setting the benchmark ever since its Model S, its first mass produced electric car. Almost a decade on, the second generation has arrived, and it’s outrageously ‘Tesla.’
The company, headed by CEO Elon Musk, is known for making crazy claims. Many of the company’s inventions have thrown the rule book out of the window, making the unthinkable possible. Today, the company moves one step closer towards self driving reality with the 2021 Model S.
Nine years is a long time for a car to go almost unchanged, but Tesla is a little bit different. The company blends the boundaries between the automotive industry and high technology. Let’s delve into the changes that have been made this time around.
Outside, upgrades are minimal. So minimal, in fact, that the average passerby would probably not notice. Real Tesla fans will notice the updated black accents around the car - things like window frames and door handles - something that we’ve already seen replacing the traditional chrome details on the latest Model 3 and Model Y. Elsewhere, a new bumper design freshens up the front, with a modified air intake.
Inside The New 2021 Tesla Model S
