Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted on Twitter that the automaker’s Model S Plaid Plus is “canceled,” as the primary Plaid is “just so good.”

Tesla has continued tantalizing it's Model S Plaid since 2019, & Musk announced later the previous month that offering for the car — which has the top speeds of 200 mph and limits within 390 & 412 miles— would be forced to June 10th as it required “one extra week of tweak.”

He further tweeted that the Plaid could perform from 0 - 60 mph in less than 2 seconds (a declaration he has stated earlier).

The Plaid Plus was supposed to produce a range of more than 520 miles, but its features on Tesla’s website were vanished out, however, the site, states “Plaid Plus are obtainable in mid-2022.”

The Plaid Model S began its debut at Laguna Seca raceway in 2019, where it overhauled the course in 1 minute & 36 seconds. Tesla following conferred off the Model S Plaid as the portion of its Battery Day performance in September.

While it’s reasonable Musk was kidding on Twitter regarding the Plaid Plus being discontinued (maybe to promote self-esteem in the normal Plaid model?) it appears unlikely for he’s previously involved with the Securities and Exchange Commission for earlier tweets about the Tesla market.

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