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It has been a long journey, but it looks like the Tesla Model S all-electric sport sedan is one step closer to series production as the California-based automaker announced it is moving on to the final road tests. The first phase called Alpha, which began in 2010, includes both computer simulations and test-drives of prototype vehicles. There will be a Beta phase as well. Read more »
- 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...
- Toyota To Debut New Rav4 Ev At Next Week's International Electric Vehicle Symposium
The production version of the pure electric Toyota RAV4 that we first saw in prototype guise at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show will make its world premiere at the 26th edition of the International Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS26), which takes place...
- Mercedes' Parent Company Daimler Acquires 10% Stake In Tesla Motors
Turns out that the yesterday's rumors were spot on as Mercedes-Benz' parent company, Daimler AG, announced today in a press conference in Stuttgart that the German firm has acquired an equity stake of nearly 10 percent of Tesla Motors. The two...
- Tesla Model S Electric Sport Sedan: High-res Gallery And Official Details
The wraps finally came off Tesla's all-new, plug-in electric sports sedan, the Model S, on Thursday in Los Angeles. Concisely, the Model S can seat up to seven passengers (we'll explain this below), sprint from zero to 60mph or 96km/h in just...
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Tesla Model S Road Testing Underway [with Video]
It has been a long journey, but it looks like the Tesla Model S all-electric sport sedan is one step closer to series production as the California-based automaker announced it is moving on to the final road tests. The first phase called Alpha, which began in 2010, includes both computer simulations and test-drives of prototype vehicles. There will be a Beta phase as well. Read more »
- 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...
- Toyota To Debut New Rav4 Ev At Next Week's International Electric Vehicle Symposium
The production version of the pure electric Toyota RAV4 that we first saw in prototype guise at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show will make its world premiere at the 26th edition of the International Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS26), which takes place...
- Mercedes' Parent Company Daimler Acquires 10% Stake In Tesla Motors
Turns out that the yesterday's rumors were spot on as Mercedes-Benz' parent company, Daimler AG, announced today in a press conference in Stuttgart that the German firm has acquired an equity stake of nearly 10 percent of Tesla Motors. The two...
- Tesla Model S Electric Sport Sedan: High-res Gallery And Official Details
The wraps finally came off Tesla's all-new, plug-in electric sports sedan, the Model S, on Thursday in Los Angeles. Concisely, the Model S can seat up to seven passengers (we'll explain this below), sprint from zero to 60mph or 96km/h in just...