Update 4/21/20: Tesla has shared an impressive zero to 60 time of 2.3 seconds for the latest version of its Ludicrous mode launch-control system. In our pre-cheetah tests of the Model S ...

Tesla 's latest over-the-air software update for Model S and Model X Performance trims (v.2020.12.5) is chock-full of new features.Most notably, though, the electric car and crossover benefit from ...

In various areas of life, it's sometimes said that the key to going quickly is to slow down. That's certainly true for achieving the best acceleration times in a Tesla Model S. Even on our most ...

Cheetah Stance allows a Model S to go as fast as 70 mph (112 kph) from a complete standstill in under three seconds. It couples with lowered suspension in the front for better aerodynamics, which ...

Tesla's Model S and Model X are already among the fastest accelerating cars on the planet thanks to their P100D variants and Ludicrous+ mode, but now Tesla has developed a feature that makes the ...

For the moment, there's no timeline for when Cheetah Stance will be made available. It seems like a safe bet to expect it to be available via over-the-air update, and not just on new Model S and ...

However, since we were in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis, most race tracks were closed and we couldn't get official track times with cars that had the Cheetah Stance update.

Earlier this week, word surfaced of the Launch Mode getting a new feature, one that would have the car primed just like a cheetah before a hunt. After all, the animal must be on to something, or ...

Model S/X Performance based on raven get new launch mode. – To improve traction, Adaptive Suspension performs a "cheetah stance" (lowers the front axle) and adjusts damping. pic.twitter.com ...

Please verify your email address. Tesla updated its Launch Mode recently and even introduced the ‘Cheetah Stance’ on the Model S and the Model X. The company sent out over-the-air updates for ...