Cars
On March 26th, 2009, Tesla will unveil a fully-working prototype of its forthcoming Model S sports saloon, but until then, Silicon Valley's famed electric carmaker decided to tease us by lifting the covers on its all-electric sedan. Evidently, there's much we can say about the car's design from this photo, but it does look promising. The Model S will enter production in 2011 and according to Tesla's chief investor Elon Musk it will go up against cars like the Lexus GS 450h hybrid, the diesel Mercedes E-class, and the Chevrolet Volt.
- Another Look At Porsche's Mission E Study In Motor Show Videos
Porsche stole the Frankfurt motor show this year with its very promising Mission E concept, a pretty and fully electric sports sedan. While it previews a rival to the Model S, I think it looks closer in size to a Model III, the upcoming smaller Tesla...
- Battery Specialist Doubts Feasibility Of $35,000 Tesla Sedan
Dr Menahem Anderman is a known “battery skeptic†and he’s been organizing the Advanced Automotive Batteries Conference for nearly twenty years now. He’s one of the voices that always tries to cull overly optimistic statements...
- Tesla Opens European Flagship Showroom In London
Electric sports car maker Tesla opened its first UK dealership in the heart of London at the Knightsbridge district. The 5,000 square-foot showroom on Cheval Place which is in walking distance from Harrods department store and convenient to Heathrow Airport...
- Tesla Model S All-electric Sports Sedan To Start From $57,400
In its latest newsletter, Tesla officially confirmed that its forthcoming Model S which will be revealed in prototype form on March 26, 2009, will have an anticipated base price of $57,400 (€43,700 with today's exchange rates) or $49,900 after...
- Tesla Shock: Financial Crisis Brings New Ceo, Layoffs And Delay Of Model-s
The economic turmoil that has devastated the stock market is also battering Tesla Motors that is running dangerously low on cash. In a surprise announcement, the Silicon Valley-based firm's main investor, executive chairman and product architect (yep,...
Cars
Tesla Gives an Upskirt of its Model S All-Electric Sports Sedan
On March 26th, 2009, Tesla will unveil a fully-working prototype of its forthcoming Model S sports saloon, but until then, Silicon Valley's famed electric carmaker decided to tease us by lifting the covers on its all-electric sedan. Evidently, there's much we can say about the car's design from this photo, but it does look promising. The Model S will enter production in 2011 and according to Tesla's chief investor Elon Musk it will go up against cars like the Lexus GS 450h hybrid, the diesel Mercedes E-class, and the Chevrolet Volt.As a gesture of gratitude for their early support, Tesla announced that the firm's Roadster owners will receive a $10,000 discount off the price of the Model S Signature series and automatically be first in line for the sedan when it goes on sale.
- Another Look At Porsche's Mission E Study In Motor Show Videos
Porsche stole the Frankfurt motor show this year with its very promising Mission E concept, a pretty and fully electric sports sedan. While it previews a rival to the Model S, I think it looks closer in size to a Model III, the upcoming smaller Tesla...
- Battery Specialist Doubts Feasibility Of $35,000 Tesla Sedan
Dr Menahem Anderman is a known “battery skeptic†and he’s been organizing the Advanced Automotive Batteries Conference for nearly twenty years now. He’s one of the voices that always tries to cull overly optimistic statements...
- Tesla Opens European Flagship Showroom In London
Electric sports car maker Tesla opened its first UK dealership in the heart of London at the Knightsbridge district. The 5,000 square-foot showroom on Cheval Place which is in walking distance from Harrods department store and convenient to Heathrow Airport...
- Tesla Model S All-electric Sports Sedan To Start From $57,400
In its latest newsletter, Tesla officially confirmed that its forthcoming Model S which will be revealed in prototype form on March 26, 2009, will have an anticipated base price of $57,400 (€43,700 with today's exchange rates) or $49,900 after...
- Tesla Shock: Financial Crisis Brings New Ceo, Layoffs And Delay Of Model-s
The economic turmoil that has devastated the stock market is also battering Tesla Motors that is running dangerously low on cash. In a surprise announcement, the Silicon Valley-based firm's main investor, executive chairman and product architect (yep,...