P85D is insanely fast with power for days, yet quiet, comfortable, and spacious enough to be a daily driver. The 17″ screen built into the dash is beautiful and feature-packed, but lacking some obvious functions and occasionally slower than the interface in a car that costs this much should ever be. At a base price of $105k, the P85D isn’t a feasible purchase for most. But with Tesla already promising cars in the $35k-40k range, it’s an incredible example of what this relatively young auto maker is capable of.
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