“For warranty, 1.5 second performance on 0-60mph, unlimited mileage warranty on the battery pack with a 20 year warranty; please look at tesla.com.”
Why must you LIE????
https://www.tesla.com/support/vehicle-warranty
Tesla ended its “Infinite Mileage Warranty” program in February 2020, but the vast majority of Model S and Model X vehicles built before then will still have it. You can tell if any given Model S or Model X has one by answering the two questions:
1. Was it delivered by Tesla to its first owner before February 2020?
2. Is its battery capacity 70 kilowatt-hours or more?
If the answer is yes to both of those questions, it will have an unlimited-mileage warranty.
If the Model S or Model X has a 40 or 60 kWh battery pack, its battery and powertrain are covered under warranty for 8 years, 125,000 miles.
Tesla Model 3 Warranty
New Tesla Warranty as of February 2020
All Tesla vehicles with a “New Vehicle Limited Warranty” (often referred to as a bumper-to-bumper warranty) that lasts for 4 years or 50,000 miles. This covers everything on the car from the Media Control Unit to door handles, suspension, trunk latches, and HVAC components.
The battery and electric motors are warrantied for different lengths based on the model and battery size. This breaks down as follows:
All Model S and Model X Vehicles – 8 years or 150,000 miles.
Model 3 and Model Y Standard Range and Standard Range Plus – 8 years or 100,000 miles.
Model 3 and Model Y Long Range and Performance – 8 years or 120,000 miles.
https://www.currentautomotive.com/does-tesla-still-have-an-unlimited-mileage-warranty/
That’s where the infinite mileage warranty claim originated. It has since been discontinued as detailed above. “Shockingly” there was not a whole lot of press about the discontinuation of Elon’s warranty. But it was not a lie