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Description: He provided no further details, but the guys over at Autoblog Green are guessing some of those variants may include an all-wheel drive version of the sedan and a convertible. Maybe even a wagon? More ...
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Not sure why anyone would want to buy this when an Elise is less then half the cost.
Would be interesting acts of gymnastics if this were in my garage in Japan. Even my garage in California would be hard pressed to fit this due to its low slung ceiling.
The business model makes sense. tesla can establish itself as something of high quality that the wealthy love and the middle class dreams of. as prices decrease, they will slowly take market shares from cheaper car companies. competition ensues.
On price, you got to start somewhere. When DVDs and flat screens first came out they were only for the rich. Now anyone can buy them. Now that there is a REAL demand, i bet the technology will get cheaper as it progresses.
Yeah and with much less weight you wouldn't need as much power or energy to have class leading performance or capacity...a work car...a track car ...a conservative car....all in one....revolution.
That's a good point... Most of Tesla's range consists of cars for the relatively well off. It seams that you need to be rich to be able to save money!!
Big question is when does the people's electric car arrive ... A hot hatch with Model S range/performance at a price the middle class can afford!?