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Tesla Ranges

Most popular Tesla reviews

  • Tesla Model 3 (2016 onwards) Review

    This exciting car will either revolutionise – or break – its maker

    Tesla Model 3 (2016 onwards) Review
    Parkers rating: 4 out of 5 4.0
    New price: £0 - £0
    PROS
    • Interior space and performance are very impressive
    • It's likely to be much cheaper than the Tesla Model S
    • Real-world electric range should be impressive
    CONS
    • A long wait if you've not already reserved one
    • Lifestyle issues – range anxiety, charging etc
    • Podgy styling not as appealing as Model S
    Read full review
  • Tesla Model S (2014 onwards) Review

    Groundbreaking Electric Vehicle still makes all manner of sense

    Tesla Model S (2014 onwards) Review
    Parkers rating: 4.6 out of 5 4.6
    New price: £74,405 - £131,305
    PROS
    • On-board technology still leagues ahead of rivals
    • Wow factor still there, five years after launch
    • Spacious, flexible cabin, seriously practical
    • EV with a realistic range and performance
    CONS
    • Minimalist interior lacks deep-seated quality
    • Limited UK availability of superchargers
    • If EVs don't fit your life, it won't work
    • Slow to charge off three-pin plug
    Read full review
  • Tesla Model X SUV (2016 onwards) Review

    Capable, roomy and fast – a pioneering left-field electric SUV

    Tesla Model X SUV (2016 onwards) Review
    Parkers rating: 4.1 out of 5 4.1
    New price: £81,405 - £137,705
    PROS
    • Zero exhaust emissions, silent running
    • Sports car acceleration, all-wheel drive
    • Quick charge times, growing network
    • Optionally available with seven seats
    CONS
    • Pronounced wind and tyre noise
    • Real-world range sub-200 miles
    • Lumpy ride quality
    • Average fit and finish
    Read full review
  • Tesla Roadster (2020 onwards) Review

    Incredible statistics, but we’ll remain sceptical until we drive it

    Tesla Roadster (2020 onwards) Review
    Parkers rating:not rated yet
    New price: £0 - £0
    PROS
    • Claimed to set new acceleration records
    • Theoretical electric range of 620 miles
    • Four seats and a removable hardtop

     


    CONS
    • Likely to cost over £150,000
    • Will it actually arrive on time..?
    Read full review

Latest news

 

Tesla Motors (often shortened to Tesla) is an American automaker and energy storage company co-founded by Martin Eberhard, Marc Tarpenning, JB Straubel, Elon Musk and Ian Wright, and is based in Palo Alto, California. The company specializes in electric cars and their powertrain components and also produces battery charging equipment.[7][8][9]
Tesla first gained widespread attention following its production of the Tesla Roadster, the first electric sports car, in 2008.[10] The company's second vehicle, the Model S, an electric luxury sedan, debuted in 2012. In Q1 2013, Tesla released its stock profits for the first time from its NASDAQ ticker symbol.[11][12] Global sales for the Model S passed the 100,000 units milestone in December 2015, three and a half years after its introduction,[13] and it was the world's best-selling plug-in vehicle that year.[14] As of June 2016, the Model S ranked as the world's all-time second-best-selling plug-in after the Nissan Leaf.[15] The car was then followed by the Model X, a crossover SUV. Tesla's next vehicle is the Model 3,[16] which was unveiled in March 2016 and is slated for release in 2017 with a price at US$35,000 before any government incentives.[17][18]

Tesla was founded by Martin Eberhard, Marc Tarpenning, JB Straubel, Elon Musk and Ian Wright, and is based in Palo Alto, California. It launched its first car, the Tesla Roadster, the first electric sports car, in 2008 - and has been at the forefront of the electric car revolution that has swept through the 2010s.

In 2012, it launched the Model S, a dramatic-looking four-door fastback that combined performance and a decent range in one single package. Global sales for the Model S passed the 100,000 mark in 2015, with no signs of any let-up in demand. Tesla's third major model development, the Model 3, promises to lift sales significantly.

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