The new lawsuit outlines the same complaints as the 2017 case, with the 79 new plaintiffs claiming that Tesla misrepresented the Model S P85D when the company marketed its performance numbers. The Model S P85D, the first of Tesla's cars to offer a dual-motor configuration, was promoted by the Elon Musk-led electric car firm as a vehicle with 691 hp. When Tesla enthusiasts ran the car on the dyno, however, many were disappointed to discover that the P85D only had 469 hp.