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The Tesla Model S P85D is a technological tour de force : with 687 pound-feet of torque available at 0 rpm, the car can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.2 seconds, which is fast enough to beat more than a few supercars. It seems that this was not …

The Tesla Model S is now well known. This electric sedan has won the hearts of both ecologists and car lovers, something we thought to be impossible. The car is pretty, it works using only electricity, its fast and it has a good range. What more could you possibly need?

In addition to the recently announced 6.2 upgrade for the Tesla Model S, Elon Musk also talked about an upcoming update which will include a very sought-after piece of technology; with the 7th edition of the operating system, the electric sedan will pretty much drive itself. According to Tesla’s CEO, …

At the beginning of the week, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla Motors, announced that the next upgrade of their car’s software would completely end range anxiety, a common fear among electric vehicle buyers. We were asking ourselves "what could Tesla come up with? A new battery? An emergency recharge service?

It may seem ridiculous, but it's true. The low price of crude oil has an effect on the Tesla Model S' price: as fuel prices have gotten lower, the ultimate electric car's price has gone up! We expected that since fuel prices have been dropping in the last few months, …

Tesla announced that its Model S P85D with all-wheel drive can generate up to 687 pound-feet of torque. This is enough to send the sedan from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.2 seconds. This would be pretty impressive on its own, but it seems that the manufacturer may be selling …

As time goes by, electric car naysayers see their arguments dwindle. Modern electric cars are easy to use, boast an adequate range, and, in the case of the Tesla Model S, are faster than a lot of sport cars. However, one of the arguments that often comes up is recharge …

After a week of intense speculation, Tesla finally uncovered the meaning behind their cryptic announcement of a new D moniker. We are sad that it was not the wagon version of the Model S we hoped for, but we nonetheless guessed right: D stands for Dual, which means that the …

It’s not a secret for anyone anymore: Tesla is not selling their cars like everyone else. While the vast majority of manufacturers rely on other companies to get their products into customer’s hands (with varying degree of success), the Californian automaker prefers to sell its vehicles directly to the consumer, …

There have been a slew of innovations in the last few years in the lighting department, to improve safety as well as to look good. After neon lightning and LEDs, it seems that the next step comes from the depths of the sea. Bioluminescent paint is based on jellyfish and …