In this video, Matt Watson races four Teslas - Model S Plaid, Model X Plaid, Model 3 Performance, and Model Y Performance - over the standing quarter mile. He then conducts rolling races from 30 and 50 miles per hour over the half mile and a braking test from 100 miles per hour. The results show that the Model S Plaid is the fastest and the Model Y Performance comes last in the quarter mile and the braking test. Matt discusses the features and prices of each Tesla model and invites viewers to explore the electric car offers and options on the Carwow website.
1. A drag race is going to take place between different Tesla models over the standing quarter-mile.
2. The Tesla Model S plaid has one electric motor in the front axle and two on the rear, with a combined horsepower of 1020 and torque of 1420 newton meters.
3. The Tesla Model X plaid has the same propulsion system as the Model S plaid, but weighs 2.5 tonnes and costs 127,000 pounds.
4. The Tesla Model 3 Performance has 530 horsepower and 660 newton meters of torque and weighs 1.9 tons, costing 57,000 pounds.
5. The Tesla Model Y performance has the same propulsion system as the Model 3 performance but weighs two tonnes and costs 60,000 pounds.
6. The Model S completed the standing quarter-mile in 9.8 seconds, followed by the Model X at 10.1 seconds, Model 3 at 11.9 seconds, and Model Y at 12.4 seconds.
7. A rolling race was conducted from 30 miles an hour over half a mile, with the Model S winning.
8. A second rolling race was conducted from 50 miles an hour over half a mile, with the Model S winning again.
9. A brake test was conducted from 100 miles an hour, with the Model S stopping the shortest distance.