Monday, 18 November 2013

Filled Under:
,

Tesla Model S 2013

2013 Tesla Model S Tesla wanted the Model S to be the worlds first mass-produced, highway-capable, and fully-electric car. Unfortunately, Nissan was able to beat it to the punch with the Leaf. Like the Leaf, the Model S will compete in some fashion with the crop of gas hybrids including the upcoming Chevrolet Volt and the current Toyota Prius and Honda Insight.

Unlike the Leaf, which can only go 100 miles on a full charge, and the Chevy Volt, which will do somewhere around 40 miles before the gasoline engine is started to re-juice the battery, the Model S can go 300 miles on the battery alone. With its more luxurious appointments, cargo and people room, and sporty nature, it is easy to see that the Model S is really only threatened by the Fisker Karma, a luxury hybrid costing nearly double the money.

Tesla Model S 2013
Tesla Model S 2013
Tesla Model S 2013




0 comments:

Post a Comment