Model S 60
The pre-purchase checks that apply to the 2012–2015 Tesla Model S 60, and where its SC01 free supercharging eligibility stands. Status is as reported by Tesla and subject to Tesla's current policies.
Model S 60
SC01 Possible- Years
- 2012–2015
- Battery
- 60 kWh
- Drivetrain
- RWD
- Model
- Model S
Has LDU (RWD). Early 2012–2013 models may not have supercharger hardware unless upgraded.
Compare every trim in the eligibility table- CheckLarge Drive Unit coolant seal
This variant has the LDU, so the rotor coolant seal issue applies. Ask whether a coolant delete or Revision U motor has been fitted, and budget for one if not. LDU guide
- CheckAutopilot hardware
Could be no Autopilot (builds before October 2014) or AP1, depending on the exact build date. Autopilot guide
- CheckMCU and screen
Cars from this era shipped with MCU1 unless upgraded. Check for eMMC symptoms and whether the MCU2 upgrade has been done. MCU guide
- CheckDoor handles
Model S door handles are a known cost item. Check that all four present and retract on the test drive. Common issues
Looking at a real Model S 60? SC01 and SC05 look identical in the Tesla app. Decode the listing's VIN, then confirm the current code with the seller.
Common questions
- Does the 2012–2015 Tesla Model S 60 have free supercharging?
- SC01 free supercharging is possible for this trim. Whether a specific car has it depends on that vehicle: decode the VIN to see the SC code on record, and confirm the current code with the seller before buying. Transfer policy is Tesla's to set and change.
- Which Autopilot hardware does the Model S 60 have?
- Could be no Autopilot (builds before October 2014) or AP1, depending on the exact build date.
- Does the Model S 60 have the LDU coolant seal issue?
- Yes. This variant has the Large Drive Unit, so the rotor coolant seal issue applies. Ask whether a coolant delete or Revision U motor has been fitted, and budget for one if not.