New
$40,000-$56,000 (2017-)
Strengths
- Supercharger access is the practical advantage
- Performance variant out-accelerates 911s
- OTA updates genuinely add features
- Big used market keeps prices reasonable
Weaknesses
- Build quality variable on early cars
- No Apple CarPlay (Tesla philosophy)
- Service network thinner than legacy luxury
- Yoke option is divisive
Notable tech
- 15-inch landscape touchscreen (no instrument cluster)
- Supercharger network access
- Over-the-air updates
- 2024 Highland refresh redesigned interior
- Performance dual-motor 3.1s 0-60
Common issues
- MCU eMMC wear (early cars, 2017-2018)
- Door handle motor failures
- 12V battery short life
- Drive-unit replacement on early dual-motors
Used-market budget
$30,000
Typical price point for a well-maintained example with full service history. Cars priced significantly below this often require remedial work.