
Tesla recently unveiled its latest Roadster model as well as an electric Semi-Truck.
Tesla Inc. recently introduced a new line of electric cars, this time targeting the semi-truck area and also the sports car one. It did so by presenting its latest products, the Tesla Semi and also the newest Roadster model, a futuristic looking, high-speed electric vehicle.
The Tesla Semi and Roadster and Their Powers
Tesla Inc. might well be having a significant effect on all of our lives with its newest addition of the Electric Semi-Truck to the Tesla line. This truck was espoused to reach zero to sixty miles per hour in five seconds with an empty trailer, according to Musk. He went on to describe this new freight hauler as being able to go 500 miles with a full load before needing necessary battery recharging. This streamlined semi seats the driver in the center of the cab and surrounds him or her with touch controls, making the driving experience smooth.
Wal-Mart has pre-ordered 15 of these new, low emission trucks to be used in its US and Canadian locations. Canadian grocery giant, Loblaw, has also pre-ordered 25 of the vehicles despite the fact that the end price has yet to be announced. The retailers explain that their use would lessen the cost eventually passed along to consumers.
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— Tesla (@Tesla) November 17, 2017
Also presented was the Roadster sports car, which was purported to reach 60 miles per hour in 1.9 seconds from the initial acceleration. The car’s top speed is touted as being 250 miles per hour, making it the fastest sports car available. The Roadster will also hold a price tag of $200,000. Musk went on to say motorists would be able to drive from Los Angeles to San Francisco and back on just one charge of the vehicle at regular, highway speeds.
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— Tesla (@Tesla) November 17, 2017
These two new vehicles, the Roadster and the Electric Semi-Truck, are currently still in the prototype mode. However, they are expected to start being delivered to customers in 2019.
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