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The Tesla Model S has been drag raced against a wide array of conventionally powered cars. The races usually follow the same pattern: the Model S sprints off the line faster than most cars without launch control, it keeps distancing itself until it reaches speeds of over 100 mph or 160 km/h, when its acceleration becomes far less relentless. However, unless the other car is a supercar, it’s usually quite hard for it to catch the Tesla before the end of the run.
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Tesla Model S P90D owners will soon be able to pick up exactly where the P85D left off in terms of drag racing lighter, genuine supercars. Read more »...
- Tesla Model S P85d Puts A Fight Up Against Ferrari F12
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- Tesla's New Model S P85d Eats Bmw M4s For Breakfast
The Tesla Model S P85D is shaping up into somewhat of an internet sensation. Its acceleration is so fast, thanks to its 691 hp output and instant torque, that it’s very hard to match by most conventional cars. It’s already proved faster...
- Tesla Model S P85d Monsters Ferrari 550
There’s a huge performance gap between the Tesla Model S P85D, with 619 hp and all-wheel drive, and a twenty-year-old Ferrari 550 with only rear-wheel drive and a meager 485 hp. The Tesla reaches sixty a whole second faster on paper and this is...
- By The Numbers - Tesla Model S - With Full Photo Gallery
First things first: Tesla's second model is a beauty. The Model S, a four-door follow-up to the Lotus Elise-based Roadster, will be one of the best-looking midsize luxury sedans on the market once production begins. Think Jaguar XF... but better....
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Tesla Model S Drag Raced Against Various Vehicles, Including 700HP Mercedes G63 AMG
The Tesla Model S has been drag raced against a wide array of conventionally powered cars. The races usually follow the same pattern: the Model S sprints off the line faster than most cars without launch control, it keeps distancing itself until it reaches speeds of over 100 mph or 160 km/h, when its acceleration becomes far less relentless. However, unless the other car is a supercar, it’s usually quite hard for it to catch the Tesla before the end of the run.
Read more »
- This Tesla Model S P90d Clip Is, Ahem, Ludicrous
Tesla Model S P90D owners will soon be able to pick up exactly where the P85D left off in terms of drag racing lighter, genuine supercars. Read more »...
- Tesla Model S P85d Puts A Fight Up Against Ferrari F12
...
- Tesla's New Model S P85d Eats Bmw M4s For Breakfast
The Tesla Model S P85D is shaping up into somewhat of an internet sensation. Its acceleration is so fast, thanks to its 691 hp output and instant torque, that it’s very hard to match by most conventional cars. It’s already proved faster...
- Tesla Model S P85d Monsters Ferrari 550
There’s a huge performance gap between the Tesla Model S P85D, with 619 hp and all-wheel drive, and a twenty-year-old Ferrari 550 with only rear-wheel drive and a meager 485 hp. The Tesla reaches sixty a whole second faster on paper and this is...
- By The Numbers - Tesla Model S - With Full Photo Gallery
First things first: Tesla's second model is a beauty. The Model S, a four-door follow-up to the Lotus Elise-based Roadster, will be one of the best-looking midsize luxury sedans on the market once production begins. Think Jaguar XF... but better....