US EditionTesla Model S and Model X make a comeback in Europe
Tesla reintroduces Model S and Model X in Europe with quieter cabins, new safety features, and up to 744 km range, aiming to reverse five years of declining sales.
- Tesla relaunched its flagship Model S and Model X across Europe, posting the update on its Investor Relations website after markets closed on October 22, 2025.
- After pausing orders in July, Tesla stopped Model S and Model X sales in Europe to address prior delivery delays and fix production problems following a neglected five-year period.
- The refresh brings quieter interiors with upgraded insulation, enhanced noise cancellation and retuned suspension, plus WLTP ranges up to 744 km for Model S Long Range and 600 km for Model X.
- Tesla says deliveries will start in November, with most European customers receiving their vehicles within weeks, and prices in France beginning at 109,990 for Model S and 114,990 for Model X.
- With RHD production halted, Europe volumes may remain small as observers call the mid-cycle refresh mild and expect only a few thousand Model S/X sales annually.
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Tesla Model S and Model X make a comeback in Europe
Tesla’s luxury flagships are making a comeback in Europe. After disappearing from Tesla’s online configurator in July, the Model S and Model X are once again available to order across the region. Deliveries are set to begin in November, with the Model S priced from €109,990 and the Model X starting at €114,990. The update brings improved comfort, reduced cabin noise, and efficiency improvements to the two veteran EVs. A subtle refresh Tesla’s d…
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