Tesla quietly rolled out a 2026 update to the Model S Plaid, and a viral X thread reveals every subtle change inside and out.

Tesla promised its original product duo, the Model S sedan and Model X SUV, would be due for updates, and now it’s delivering on that promise.

The Model X Plaid sees a range bump as well, up to 335 miles, but also gains over 180 pounds. Tesla’s trendy yoke steering wheel is no longer standard and now costs $1,000 as an option for Plaid ...

The Model S Long Range now has 410 miles of range, which Tesla says is its longest-range EV yet, and the Model X All Wheel Drive and Plaid variants have also had their range increased.

Model S Plaid's new exterior styling was apparently optimized for high-speed stability. Meanwhile, Model X now has more space for third row passengers and cargo.

Tesla claims that this enhances the Model S Plaid’s high-speed stability. The sedan is also equipped with redesigned 19-inch aero-optimised alloy wheels, with 21-inchers optionally available as ...

Tesla's finally refreshed its aging flagship sedan and SUV while jacking up their prices, yet they still can't keep pace with newer, more efficient competitors.

The improved ride, added tech and fresh styling comes with a $5000 price increase for the updated Tesla Model S and Model X.

The Model S now starts at $86,630, with the Model S Plaid cresting six figures and starting at $101,630. The standard-range Model X now starts at $91,630, and the Model X Plaid at $106,630.

2026 Tesla Model X First Look: This Old Gal's Getting the Blues Tesla throws only a few scraps of updates at its aging three-row SUV.

The Model S sedan has been updated to make it quieter, drive farther, and look fresh. The changes apply to both the regular model and the high-power Plaid.