Tesla Model S MPG

Its most efficient version uses 27.1 kWh per 100 miles, or 124 MPGe: the 2026 Model S.

most efficient versionmedian of electric nameplates

4,065 kWh

a year at 15,000 miles for its most efficient 2026 version. Put it next to a gasoline vehicle in the calculator.

The Tesla Model S has EPA ratings for 15 model years, 2012–2026, all of them as an electric vehicle. In 2024 its 27.7 kWh per 100 miles placed it fifth of the 59 electric nameplates EPA rated that year, and it was in their top five in 2021 and 2024.

Its longest rated range, 410 miles (2026 Model S), is the fifth longest of the 125 electric nameplates. Its first electric version arrived in 2012, when 5 of 165 cars offered one.

Among 66 electric nameplates, 2026

In kWh per 100 miles, with fewer to the right. The Model S placed ninth.

All 15 model years

Year	Most efficient version	kWh / 100 mi	MPGe	Longest range	Versions
2026	Model S	27.1	124	410 mi	3
2025	Model S	27.1	124	410 mi	3
2024	Model S	27.7	122	402 mi	3
2023	Model S	28.2	120	405 mi	1
2022	Model S	28.2	120	405 mi	3
2021	Model S Long Range	28.2	120	405 mi	4
2020	Model S Long Range Plus	28.9	117	402 mi	5
2019	Model S Long Range	30.3	111	370 mi	7
2018	Model S 75D	32.6	103	335 mi	4
2017	Model S AWD - 60D	32	104	335 mi	8
2016	Model S AWD - 60D	32	104	315 mi	13
2015	Model S AWD - 70D	33	101	270 mi	8
2014	Model S (60 kW-hr battery pack)	35	95	265 mi	3
2013	Model S (60 kW-hr battery pack)	35	95	265 mi	3
2012	Model S	38	89	265 mi	1