For World Electric Vehicle Day, we're winding the clock back to where it all began for the Tesla brand with another look at the crucial Roadster. This story was first published in 2010.
The Standard Range Plus represents the most affordable entry into the Model 3 range. We think it's the smartest, too.
Fancy yourself a car enthusiast? While being an enthusiastic car owner and a good driver are both part of your overall street cred, a lot of it comes down to being able to talk the torque. And where many of us can come undone when showing off our automotive prowess is butchering the pronunciation of brand or model names as badly as Kim from Kath & Kim used to pronounce 'chardonnay' (she said 'kar-don-aye', for the record)...
After three years of waiting, Australian reservation holders can finally get behind the wheel of Tesla's most affordable electric vehicle.
It was one of the most anticipated car launches of recent years, but has Tesla's 'affordable' electric car lived up to the hype? Paul Maric saddles up for a 1000km+ road trip across the USA to find out.
The Tesla Model X P100d is the flagship in the pioneer brand's SUV model range. But for around $300,000 it would want to be good. So how does it stack up in day-to-day running?
At a little over $180,000, you'd expect the Tesla Model X 75D to be near perfect. But, as Paul Maric discovers, that's far from the case...
UPDATE, August 2019: It's finally here! Click here to read and watch our first full Australian drive of the new Tesla Model 3. The Tesla Model 3 is one of the most anticipated new car releases of 2017 - and we're here in California, among the first to drive it...
It's time to hand back our Tesla Model S long term vehicle. Did the 2016 Tesla Model S P90D live up to our expectations?
The world's fastest and arguably coolest SUV has finally arrived in Australia. We take a closer look.
