The First Tesla Model S Crash In May of 2016 the first Tesla Model S crash fatality occurred. The NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) released preliminary reports of the crash, stating that Tesla’s Autopilot was engaged at the time. This was the first fatality recorded in a Tesla Model S
Tesla Racing Videos Tesla Racing Channel on YouTube features Tesla racing videos against their gas guzzling competitors. Watch the Tesla P100D beat out a high performance fully upgraded Corvette, Camaro, nitrous truck and many more.
Tesla Launches the New Zealand Model S Tesla has officially launched the New Zealand Model S. This video, designed to mark the occasion, features new Model S along the backdrop of beautiful New Zealand. First Peek At the New Model 3s Several new outlets, including Bloomberg, are displaying pictures taken
Tesla Crash Tests They claim to have the safest car on the road, how do you think these Tesla crash tests measure up? Watch this fascinating video of Tesla’s team safety testing the Model S.
Tesla Model S Explodes on Impact Casey Speckman from Indianapolis was driving her boss Kevin McCarthy’s Model S when she swerved to avoid another car. She hit a tree and a parking garage. Soon after, the Model S explodes, with battery packs still exploding when first responders arrive. Though Casey
Tesla News New Price Sets For Charging Station Fees Tesla confirmed the amounts for their new charging station fees. The charges will be based on electricity costs in specific areas, as well as station maintenances. Musk wants to be clear on one important point, Tesla is “only aiming to recover
Model S & Model X Windshields – Pros and Cons The Model S and Model X Windshields have long been a hot topic. Tesla’s ambitious diversion from the standard automobile windshield has been both lauded and heavily criticized. Tesla highlights the extensive view, while some consumers are dissatisfied with their
Tesla Model S Update Elon Musk informed the world via tweet that the Model S will be receiving another update soon: Looks like the Model S P100D Easter egg will allow it to do 0 to 60 mph in 2.4 sec and a 10.6 sec 1/4 mile via software update next
Tesla Eliminates P90D Ludicrous Consumers are no longer able to choose P90D Ludicrous mode on their Model S or Model X. Now that P100D Ludicrous is available, Tesla does not feel the need to offer lesser, or median, options. Does this decision leave consumers feeling like they have to make
The New Tesla Model S P100D The Tesla Model S P100D is now the third fastest production car in the world. The vehicle can now reach 60mph within 2.5 seconds. This would be greatly impressive in a gas guzzling sports car, but in an electric sedan its history making. See
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