A unique, very high-specification performance car, this Tesla Model S P100DL has been owned from new and benefits from an exceptional specification including: * Free unlimited Supercharging * "Ludicrous" performance * Excellent battery health (~285 miles indicated at 100% state of charge) * Premium Nappa heated and cooled leather seats * Black Alcantara headliner * Panoramic sunroof * Upgraded Multimedia Control Unit (MCU2) * Autopilot (Gen 1) * Subzero Weather Package * Automatic LED headlights * Premium audio upgrade * Smart air suspension * 21-inch silver "Turbine" alloy wheels (staggered configuration) * CCS adaptor with full compatibility with the latest Supercharger network * Dual-channel Blackvue DR900X-2CH dashcam This vehicle has served as a company car for nearly a decade and continues to drive exceptionally well. Most recently, it completed a 1,200-mile round trip to Strasbourg with ease, taking advantage of the vehicle's free Supercharging capability enabled by CCS compatibility. Despite having access to free Supercharging, the vehicle has primarily been charged at home and generally limited to 80% charge in order to preserve long-term battery health. On its latest trip, the indicated range reached approximately 285 miles at 100% state of charge, suggesting minimal battery degradation (original indicated range when new was approximately 300 miles). Originally collected from Tesla Heathrow on 2 September 2016, the vehicle was initially purchased as a P90DL ("L" denoting Ludicrous mode) with an agreement in place for a future upgrade to full P100DL specification once the new 100 kWh battery packs became available. This upgrade was completed in February 2018 and involved removal of the original 90 kWh battery pack and installation of a brand-new 100 kWh battery pack, along with updated control electronics and associated components. As part of the P100D conversion, the seats were upgraded to Tesla's desirable "Next Gen" design finished in premium Nappa leather, giving the cabin a notably luxurious feel. This creates a particularly rare specification, as later Tesla models transitioned to synthetic leather upholstery. Condition: The vehicle presents very well overall. There are minor stone chips to the bonnet, a few light scratches, and some kerbing to the alloy wheels, none of which detract significantly from appearance. All tyres have been replaced within the last 12 months. Vehicle registered: 01/09/2016