Limited Model S Plaid Signature

Tesla revealed a Model S Plaid Signature Edition limited to 250 units priced at $159,000, featuring Garnet Red paint, gold Tesla badging, carbon brakes and matching signature keys. (x.com) The special edition stacks visual upgrades and exclusive branding on top of the Plaid’s high‑performance hardware. (x.com)

Tesla has begun offering an invite-only Model S Plaid Signature Series, a 250-car run priced at $159,000. (electrek.co) The limited run surfaced on April 11 through Tesla-linked promotional material and reporting that described it as part of a final Signature Series for Tesla’s flagship Model S and Model X. The Model S allocation is 250 cars, while the companion Model X run is 100 vehicles. (electrek.co) The Model S version adds Garnet Red paint, gold Tesla and Plaid badging, a numbered dash plaque, signature-marked door sills and a matching key fob. Reports on the launch materials also say the car gets carbon-ceramic brakes with gold calipers, a white interior with Alcantara trim and 21-inch wheels. (notateslaapp.com) Tesla is selling the package on top of a car that already sits at the top of its sedan lineup. Tesla’s published Model S Plaid specifications list 1,020 horsepower, a 1.99-second 0-to-60 miles per hour time and a 200 mile per hour top speed. (tesla.com) The timing lands as Tesla’s Model S and Model X business has become a much smaller piece of the company’s volume. Tesla said it delivered 16,130 vehicles in the “other models” category in the first quarter of 2026, a bucket that includes Model S, Model X, Cybertruck and Semi. (ir.tesla.com) Tesla’s inventory pages also show the regular Model S selling far below this special-run price. New and demo Model S listings were showing prices around $94,990 to $95,510 in recent U.S. inventory results, underscoring that the Signature Series is being positioned as a collector-grade sendoff rather than a mainstream configuration. (tesla.com) The Signature badge carries history inside Tesla. The company used “Signature Series” branding on early limited runs of the original Model S and Model X more than a decade ago, and this 2026 version revives that label for a much smaller, higher-priced farewell batch. (electrek.co) Reports tied to the launch say deliveries are expected in May 2026. For buyers who got the email, Tesla is selling scarcity, special trim and a numbered plaque on top of the fastest sedan it already makes. (nationaltoday.com)

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