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Tesla Model S Plaid gets upgraded seats

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Max McDee, 12 April 2024

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The Tesla Model S Plaid is undoubtedly the most popular performance electric sedan, delivering face-melting acceleration that puts most supercars to shame. However, its seats were out of sync with the powertrain until now.

Tesla just introduced the new "track-focused" Sport Seats that will be standard equipment in the Model S Plaid. While the outgoing seats were undeniably comfortable, Plaid owners who like to test the limits of their 1,020-horsepower sedans found themselves wanting a little more support in those high-G corners.

New Model S Plaid Sport Seats

If you know what high-G cornering means, these seats are for you

- Increased lateral support
- Modular seat architecture for comfort & support, plus same 12-way power adjust, heating & ventilation
- High performance suede for increased grip &… pic.twitter.com/Up7fCVo6SL

— Tesla (@Tesla) April 12, 2024

The new Sport Seats have generous bolsters on the seat base and backrest hug the driver and passenger, ensuring that they stay firmly in place when the Plaid's tri-motor powertrain does its best to rearrange their internal organs. The seats still offer including 12-way power adjustment, heating, and ventilation, but now they're wrapped in a grippy suede-like material to make sure you don't slide around.

Tesla Model S Plaid finally gets upgraded seats

The improved support will give drivers more confidence to explore Plaid's limits, making it an even more formidable track weapon.

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