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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Add to that R&D teams from General Motor, Volkswagen, Nissan and others pumping out batteries of their own and the next five to ten years looks like a bright and evolutionary time in the automotive industry. And all I can say is thank god. Now let us focus on how to make the electricity powering this new type of car renewable and environmentally friendly.

The car seats five adults, with additional seating for two children in rear-facing third row of seats beneath the rear hatch. The rear seats fold down to allow transport of large items. Because the car does not have a conventional engine in front, there is a second trunk beneath the hood.

2011 Tesla Model S test Perfomance
Labels: Tesla
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