Tesla Pushes Back Model X Launch for Late 2014
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Tesla Pushes Back Model X Launch for Late 2014



Tesla officials have announced that, due to the high demand potential shown by the Model S all-electric sedan, they have pushed back the launch of the Model X crossover/SUV by around one year.

The move was made in order to give the Model S some time to "mature" on the market, if you will, so it now has the whole of 2013 to attract attention towards the world of EVs in general, and Tesla in particular.

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