White-hat hacker and Tesla P85D owner Jason Hughes recently found ... it may have included additional hints about Tesla’s future P100D model. @wk057 @TeslaMotors Wasn't done at my request.

An curved arrow pointing right. The Tesla Model S p85D is considered the best car Consumer Reports has ever tested. The car performed so well in fact that it scored a 103 on a scale of 100.

2015: Tesla introduced the “Insane Mode” launch capability, which became the “Ludicrous Mode” to the Model S P85D. 2016 ... The Model S P100D became the first EV to deliver more than ...

Consumer Reports spent $127,000 on a new Tesla P85D - the baddest, fastest Tesla of them all, and the freshest, introduced just last year. Big problem: The car locked them out of the driver's seat.