Back in 2012, when Tesla first released the Model S sedan, the electric vehicle industry looked a lot different from what it does now.
Besides the Nissan Leaf, which went on sale back in 2010, electric vehicles were still a relatively new concept to the world, and not many saw the success that Tesla had coming its way with the luxurious sedan.
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Fast forward to 2020, almost every single automotive manufacturer has an EV of some sort on sale, and it's hard to take a trip through town without spotting at least one Tesla.
As all the American brand's vehicles fall into the luxury segment, Tesla prices have stayed high, even on the second-hand market, but this one currently listed on DRIVEN could be the cheapest in the country right now.
With under 100,000km on the clock, this Model S still has 91.4% battery health, and has been completely converted to NZ spec with "fully functioning navigation."
The Model S 85 is rated for 502km range, and makes use of an 85kWh battery. It'll take just 5.6 seconds to reach 100km/h before topping out at 230km/h.
At $74,990, this Model S slips in below a new Model 3, which starts at $79,990.