General info
| Car Type i | Sedan (17 others) |
| Fuel Type i | Electric (88 others) |
| Drivetrain i | RWD (12 others) |
Dimensions
| Length i | 4.98 m (2 others) |
| Width i | 2.19 m (2 others) |
| Cargo volume i | 894 l (2 others) |
| Cargo volume (seats down) i | 1795 l (2 others) |
| Maximum headroom (front) i | 986mm (2 others) |
Engine
| Top speed i | 225 km/h (2 others) |
| Horsepower i | 328 hp (1 other) |
| Maximum torque i | 441 Nm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum headroom (front) of the Tesla Model S 70 (2016)?
At 986mm, the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) is 380% above the category average for maximum headroom (front), ranking #15 out of 112 — see ranking car products.
What is the maximum torque of the Tesla Model S 70 (2016)?
At 441 Nm, the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) is 28% below the category average for maximum torque, ranking #85 out of 137 — see ranking car products.
How powerful is the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) engine?
At 328 hp, the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) is 26% below the category average for horsepower, ranking #90 out of 154 — see ranking car products.
How does it compare?
How does the Tesla Model S 70 (2016)'s maximum headroom (front) compare to similar carss?
At 986mm, the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) leads the Volvo ES90 Single Motor Extended Range Ultra (2026) (1.07 m) by 100%.
How does the Tesla Model S 70 (2016)'s top speed compare to similar carss?
At 225 km/h, the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) leads the Lexus RZ 450e Luxury Line (2024) (160 km/h) by 29%.
How does the Tesla Model S 70 (2016)'s maximum torque compare to similar carss?
At 441 Nm, the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) trails the Hyundai IONIQ 6 77.4kWh 239kW AWD Techniq (2024) (605 Nm) by 27%.
How does the Tesla Model S 70 (2016)'s horsepower compare to similar carss?
At 328 hp, the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) leads the BYD Sealion 7 82.5 kWh Comfort (2025) (313 hp) by 5%.
How does the Tesla Model S 70 (2016)'s length compare to similar carss?
At 4.98 m, the Tesla Model S 70 (2016) leads the BYD Sealion 7 82.5 kWh Comfort (2025) (4.83 m) by 3%.