Aparently the new Roadster will. [1] [1] http://techcrunch.com/2015/07/17/surpri...

rdl · on July 17, 2015

I assume that means awd for the new roadster; Otherwise I don't see how they could do tires.

scott_karana · on July 17, 2015

Don't forget that strength-to-weight is a big determinant of acceleration, so the new Roadster wouldn't necessarily need to be AWD. (and here's hoping it's not!)

There are plenty of Benzes, BMWs, and domestic sports/sporty cars with massive acceleration "despite" being RWD. (See all the Viper vs Model S videos, for example)

A Model S drivetrain in something that isn't 2200kg long-wheelbase sedan would be amazing :)