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Tesla Motors charges forward with Model S all-electric sedan
William Atkins
Friday, 27 March 2009 19:20
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Currently, Tesla produces the Tesla Roadster (its first production car, which began production in March 2008), which uses a three-phase Tesla AC induction motor.
The two-seater costs about $109,000.
In the future, Tesla hopes to build a third model, code named “BlueStar,” which is expected to cost around $30,000. The Model S is a bit pricey for the average American, but this BlueStar seems more in financial line with most U.S. drivers, especially if you are wanting to drive green around our highways and byways.
Check out the Engadget.com article “Tesla Model S now official" for additional photographs.
Also, visit the Jalopnik.com website"Tesla Model S Seden Concept: First Official Pictures!" for additional information and photographs.
To learn more about Nikola Tesla, please so to the Tesla Memorial Society of New York website "Tesla's Biography."
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