Tesla Motors has learned many lessons since their first attempt at building an electric car. Here are 5 things that Tesla has learned from the launch of the first generation Roadster:
Tesla is planning to introduce a new low-cost, long-life battery that could bring the costs of EVs down to the same as ICE models, it is reported.
The latest customer to join the Tesla owners club is the Thailand National Police Agency, which has added seven Tesla Model 3 Performance vehicles to its fleet.
According to a report on Clean Technica, the Tesla Model 3 is the best selling electric vehicle in South Korea with sales of 2,415 units in March 2020, outselling the Hyundai Kona Electric.
There is no doubt that Tesla cars have electrifying performance but going from 0 to 60 in three seconds without a rumbling engine sound is not a complete experience for a sportscar lover. This can now be solved with a fake external noise of a V8, or V10 or V12 engine.
If you are fancying a modern three-wheeler to take you around town in style, this could be it! Ultraviolette Automotive’s Founder Narayan Subramanium has designed a three-wheeler inspired by the Tesla Cybertruck.
Instagram handle NCRSpottings has captured a Tesla Model X in Delhi. The Model S and Model X are engineered to be the safest cars on the road and to have the highest ratings from U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Tesla Motors seems to have shipped out hundreds of Model Ys across the US and deliveries are being reported too in many cities. Priced at $39,000 for the Standard Range variant, the Model Y will also be available in Long Range, Dual-Motor All-wheel-drive and Performance guises. In Tesla’s Design Studio website, the Long Range variant is priced at $52,990 and the Performance variant stands at $60,990 before incentives.
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk has tweeted that the company has built its one-millionth electric car after 12 years of building its first one. The milestone car is a Tesla Model Y, the latest from Tesla, named number 1,000,000.
Last week, Tesla started deliveries of Model 3 made in China and at the event, Elon Musk, CEO – Tesla, revealed that the company would start a design studio and an R&D centre there. Now, Tesla has released a new design sketch of what could be Model 2 hatchback.