Tesla Model S P85D Laps Nurburgring In 8:50 – Video

Mark Kane

By: Mark Kane

Aug 5, 2015 at 7:10am ET

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Nurburgring in Germany is one of the most demanding race tracks and it's often chosen by drivers to truly test their cars.

Recently, a Tesla Model S P85D was tested and for the very first time we saw Model S time under 9 minutes.

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8:50 is the new benchmark.

"Amateur lap with my Tesla.

Stock car with stock tires on 19" rims.

P85D"

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