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Tesla Roadster Concept (2017, second generation) photos
The 2017 Tesla Roadster Concept promises a 0-60mph time of 1.9s, 250+ mph (402+ km/h) top speed, 620mi (998km) range, 4 seats, AWD, and a targa glass roof.
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2017 Tesla Model 3 vs Model S differences: Side-by-side comparison
With the Tesla Model 3, the car maker hopes to push into the mainstream. See how different it is to the Model S in this side-by-side comparison gallery.
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2017 Tesla Model 3: $35k for 220mi model, $44k for 310mi version
This is it, the Tesla Model 3 is here! Sexy and attractive, the electric sedan has 220mi (354km) range as standard, or 310mi (490km) via an upgrade.
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Tesla Model 3 (2017, first generation, launch) photos
The Tesla Model 3 has begun production with a US$35,000 model with 220mi (354km) range, and a US$9k extra long range model with 310mi (490km) range.
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Tesla Model 3 (2017, first generation) Elon Musk teaser photos
The Tesla Model 3 production began in July 2017, with output slowly ramping up through the year. These photos are from Elon Musk’s Twitter account.
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Tesla Motors becomes Tesla Inc. reflecting SolarCity buy out
Tesla Motors Inc. has become just Tesla Inc. reflecting it purchased in November 2016 of SolarCity, a solar panel maker also run by Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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Tesla sells 76,000 Model S, Model X cars in 2016 after forecasting 80k-90k
Tesla has once again missed its sale target, with the company selling just 76,230 Model S and Model X cars, although that’s well up on the 50,557 in 2015.
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2016 Tesla Model S: New all glass roof option, P90D dropped
The Tesla Model S has been given another small update with a new all glass roof option added, and the P90D has been deleted.
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2016’s 10 least reliable cars in the US: All are American, except for a Fiat
Along with Consumer Reports’ list of the most reliable cars on sale in the US is its list of the most unreliable models, and they’re basically all American.
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Tesla: All new cars equipped with self-driving hardware, software due later
From October 19, 2016, all new Tesla vehicles will be equipped with all the hardware required for full self-driving functionality.