Tag: cars
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A Tesla for Less Than $10,000?
Buying a Tesla new will set you back anywhere from $42,900 to $137,000, depending on which model you select.1 The Model S, Tesla’s midpriced sedan, starts at $85,000, but Rich Benoit, a 30-something father of three and IT worker, got one for $6,500. It’s the topic of his now notorious YouTube page, Rich Rebuilds, which…
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Tesla reveals latest Model Y electric SUV
Elon Musk‘s car brand Tesla has unveiled its latest and”safest” all-electrical Model Y crossover SUV, which is expected to go on the market in Autumn 2020. The fully electrical , mid-size SUV is the business’s second mass-produced electric car, after the Model 3. It was unveiled by the billionaire entrepreneur during an event at Tesla‘s…
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Tesla Model Y (2021) Hi-Tech SUV
Tesla Model Y is an all-electric, mid-size SUV designed for maximum flexibility and security. Model Y will begin at $39,000 for the Standard Range version, and will also come in Long Range, Dual-Motor All-Wheel Drive, and Performance variants. Model Y is spacious enough to carry seven adults and their equipment and provides leading range, superior…
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2021 Tesla Model Y — Full Presentation with Elon Musk
Deliveries are expected to Start in Fall 2020 for Tesla Model Y Performance, Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive, and Dual-Motor All-Wheel Drive Versions, and Spring 2021 for the $39,000 Model Y Standard Range. 🚘 Check out our merch: https://bit.ly/2TkD8va ➡️ Discover all new cars before anyone else! Subscribe now to YOUCAR the world famous car channel…
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Tesla issues $13.8M in stock to buy trailers in bid to improve electric vehicle deliveries
Tesla is using over $13 million worth of stock to get trucks and trailers that will transport its electrical vehicles to customers, the most recent effort by the automaker to increase its delivery and logistics services. Rather than using cash, Tesla issued $13.8 million in stock, a new securities filing posted Monday shows. Tesla used…
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Tesla announces new V3 Superchargers – backed by one-megawatt power cabinet, 120 km range in 5 mins!
Tesla has announced the latest generation of its fast-charge DC Supercharger channel, dubbed V3, boasting speeds of 250 kW. This more than doubles the automaker’s existing 120 kW cap via the V2 Supercharger network, though there are plans to upgrade those (about 12,000 units around the world) to encourage 145 kW fast-charging. The focus of…
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Transportation Weekly: Polestar CEO speaks, Tesla terminology, and a tribute
Welcome back to Transportation Weekly; I’m your host Kirsten Korosec, senior Transport reporter at TechCrunch . This is the fourth edition of our newsletter, a weekly jaunt to the wonderful world of transport and how we (and our bundles ) move. This week we talk with Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath, dig into Lyft’s S-1, be…
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Tesla introduces Sentry mode following break-ins
Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla has launched a brand new Sentry mode because of the entry level car, the Model 3, in order to better curb tried theft and break-ins. This will be implemented to Model S and S Model X units built after August 2017. Sentry mode intends to give another layer of protection, based…
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Tesla ended 2018 with a net loss of USD976 million despite profitable Q4 – cash reserve at USD3.69 billion
Tesla recently released its small organization performance results for the quarter of 2018, with the company continuing to stay profitable after successfully turning its own tides at Q3 2018. However, whilst Q3 2018 saw a net profit of USD311.5 million, the provider only enrolled USD139.5 million in net income for Q4 2018. Across all four…
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Polestar 2 electric sedan teased in app before launch
Recall yesterday’s news regarding the Android-based infotainment method onboard the forthcoming Polestar 2 electrical sedan? Well, it turns out in the machine being previewed by an internet app, Volvo’s functionality vehicle offshoot inserted a couple of teasers of the automobile, which can be predicted to be shown in full rather soon. Regardless of the dark,…