Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his company’s lower-priced Model three electrified car will go on sale on Friday.
Musk wrote on Twitter on Monday that the company was two weeks ahead of schedule.
The car is to commence around $35,000 and with a $7,500 federal electrical car tax credit, could cost $27,500. Read more
Tesla Model three will be the very first and the most affordable electrical sedan from the American carmaker in India.
Tesla Model three is powered by a 60kw hour lithium-ion battery pack that promises a range of around 300kms per charge. Read more
Tesla exposed more about its brand-new Model three than it ever has before just in time for the very first deliveries to customers. We know the details of pricing and available options, as well as a bit about how Tesla plans to scale to an annual run rate of 500,000 vehicles produced per year, hopefully by the end of 2018. Read more
FREMONT, Calif. (AP) — Tesla Inc. has ultimately made its long-promised affordable electrical car. But it could take years to get it to all the people who want to buy it.
Tesla delivered the Model three petite car to its very first thirty customers — all employees — at a company party Friday night. Read more
Today, Tesla exposed Version eight of its Autopilot software, going live in one to two weeks. Version 8.0 includes updates to the signal processing tech used to interpret photos received from the onboard radar. The update concentrates primarily on the radar component of the Autopilot sensor system, turning it from a supplementary part of the overall tech, designed to complement the cameras, into a primary control sensor that, according to Elon Musk himself, should prevent accidents like the one that resulted in Josh Brown’s death. Read more
Fare thee well, dear Autopilot, for you are being shown the door, albeit you’re not being ushered through it fairly yet. Embarking today, all Tesla vehicles will feature hardware to enable what Tesla is now referring to as “self-driving capability,” with Tesla CEO Elon Musk adding that Autopilot “does not represent self-driving any more than autopilot in an aircraft makes it self-flying,” which could be a veiled retort to German regulators. Read more