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Model Tested: Tesla Roadster Sport 2.5, electric vehicle. $206,188 manufacturer's list price, $241,938 as tested. The sky is blue, black is black, white is white and DC is the reigning commercial form of electricity.
Tesla Roadster owners around the world are said to have collectively just clocked over 10 million miles, or around 16 million kilometres. This was all achieved by 1500 Roadster vehicles that have been sold since its launch in 2008, spread across 30...
A recent report is claiming electric vehicles (EVs) aren't as environmentally friendly as they seem. Motoring expert and editor of New Zealand's Dog & Lemon Guide, Clive Matthew-Wilson, says the fully electric Tesla Roadster that is being used to...
A 2011 Tesla Roadster 2.5 set out this morning to break a record for the longest road trip by an electric vehicle in Australia. The Roadster will travel 3000km from Melbourne to Brisbane between today and March 30.
Tesla Motors recorded a $US51.4 million net loss in the fourth quarter of 2010, taking the fledgling EV company’s total 2010 net loss to $US154.3 million. Revenue for the final quarter of the year was $US36.
Tesla Motors has released B-roll footage of its all-new Telsa Model S premium sedan undergoing the first stage of production testing. Although the video doesn’t make for the most exciting viewing, it does provide us with a great look at what...
Electric supercar manufacturer Tesla Motors has launched its Tesla Roadster 2.5 in Australia, making it officially the first electric vehicle on sale to the Australian public. (The Mitsubishi i-MiEV is currently only available to companies and...
BMW and Tesla Motors cars are about to become a lot more interactive, in terms of in-car multimedia. Visual computing technology giant NVIDIA will be launching its latest and greatest in-car multimedia graphics systems into a range of BMW and Tesla...
Brabus, a renowned Mercedes-Benz tuner known for creating ballistic freeway weapons like the Brabus Rocket and Brabus Bullit, has now taken a spanner to the Telsa Roadster all-electric sports car.
Tesla Motors Inc., best known for making cool sporty electric cars has today posted a USD $34.9 million ($34.8 million) net loss for third quarter of 2010, according to a Reuters report. That's an increase loss of USD $30.