Friday, August 16, 2019

World’s Number 1 Electric Cars | Tesla Vehicles

Started by Elon Musk in 2003, Tesla is an American all-electric car manufacturer which has become the world's number 1 since the previous decade. The company's first car was the Tesla Roadster, which was introduced in 2008 to highlight the performance of an electric car. The Roadster used the bodyshell of the Lotus Elise sports car and came with an all-electric battery pack that claimed to deliver a range of around 320km. Just after, Tesla produced its first completely in-house developed vehicle - the Model S sedan in 2012, followed by the Model X SUV in 2015, enhancing its reach and prestige in the global passenger market. The most economical Tesla is also the one in highest demand, the Model 3, was launched in 2017 , with a waiting period of almost 12 months. Planning to expand globally, Tesla has been keen to enter the Indian market, but no plans or timelines have been revealed yet.Tesla currently offers no car available for sale in India. Upcoming Tesla Cars that are expected to launch in 2019/2020 include Model X, Model Y, Model S, Model 3.
 World’s Number 1 Electric Cars | Tesla Vehicles
 Electric Cars on Offer by Tesla

Tesla Model X

The Tesla Model X is an electric car and is one of the fastest SUVs that is currently available globally. Coming with an all-wheel drive setup (not to be confused with 4wd), the Model X is a seven-seater which can travel up to 475km in a single charge. The Model X accelerates from 0 to 97kmph in just a mere 2.9seconds. The last two rows of the vehicle can be folded flat to open up more boot space. In the US market, it is currently available as a five-seater, six-seater and seven-seater options.

It has features like GPS with real time traffic information, active safety technologies, including collision avoidance and automatic emergency braking, LED fog lights, three-position dynamic LED turning lights, largest glass panoramic windshield in production, automatic keyless entry and many more.

The Tesla Model X is powered by a 75 kWh or 100 kWh lithium-ion battery. The Tesla Model X price starts at $79,500 which is approximately 50 lakh rupees.

Tesla Model S

The Tesla Model S is the flagship model for the brand and has helped Tesla beat its competition such as the BMW 7 series, Audi A8 and Mercedes S Class not just in The USA but in the european markets too. The electric car with its liftback design form is available in a choice of three variants- 75D, 100D and the P100D which is the top most variant. The P100Dcan do a 0-100kmph from a standstill in a mere 2.5 seconds.

The Model S comes with autopilot capability, to provide a completely hands-free experience to the driver.

Tesla Model 3

Model 3 comes with the option of dual motor all-wheel drive, 20” Performance Wheels and Brakes and lowered suspension that offers optimum control in all weather conditions. A carbon fiber spoiler helps improve stability at high speeds, making the Model 3 capable of accelerating from 0-100 km/h in as little as 3.4 seconds. Tesla All-Wheel Drive has two independent electric motors. Unlike traditional all-wheel drive systems, these two motors digitally control torque to the front and rear wheels—for far better handling and traction control. Your electric car can drive on either motor, so you never need to worry about getting stuck on the road. If one motor stops working, you can safely continue to your destination with the second.

Tesla Model Y

Tesla All-Wheel Drive has two ultra-responsive, independent electric motors that digitally control the electric car's torque to the front and rear wheels—for far better handling, traction and stability control. Model Y is capable in rain, snow, mud and off-road. Model Y provides maximum versatility—able to carry 7 passengers and their cargo. Each second row seat folds flat independently, creating flexible storage for skis, furniture, luggage and more. The liftgate opens to a low trunk floor that makes loading and unloading easy and quick. It has a 300 mile range (EPA est.), 0-60 mph acceleration in 3.5 seconds and best-in-class storage

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