2013 Tesla Model S

2013 Tesla Model S: Tesla wanted the Model S to be the worlds first mass-produced, highway-capable, and fully-electric car. Unfortunately, Nissan was able to beat it to the punch with the Leaf. Like the Leaf, the Model S will compete in some fashion with the crop of gas hybrids including the upcoming Chevrolet Volt and the current Toyota Prius and Honda Insight. 

 

Part of the Model S's appeal comes from the floor-mounted battery pack and powertrain, which allows the front hood to be used as a trunk and provides more cabin and cargo space. The standard Model S does 0-60 mph in less than six seconds and will have a top speed of 120 mph, with an upcoming sport version expected to achieve 0-60 mph acceleration below five seconds.

 

2013 Tesla Model S

2013 Tesla Model S

2013 Tesla Model S Interior

2013 Tesla Model S

2013 Tesla Model S

2013 Tesla Model S

2013 Tesla Model S

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Brabus Tesla Roadster

Brabus Tesla Roadster: The first tuned electric car comes with Brabus Tesla Roadster: The first project of the future cooperation between Tesla Motors, Inc. and the new Brabus business division Zero Emission celebrates its world debut at the 2008 Essen Motor Show. Brabus presents an exclusive customization program for the Tesla Roadster, the world's first electrically powered production sports car.

A custom-tailored Brabus tire/wheel combination further improves handling characteristics. The two-seater is refined with weight-optimized Brabus Monoblock S light-alloy wheels in size 7Jx18 in front and in size 8.5Jx19 in back. Brabus technology partner Pirelli provides the corresponding P Zero Nero high-performance tires in size 215/35 ZR 18 in front and in size 255/30 ZR 19 on the rear axle. These tires were developed to deliver minimum rolling resistance.

 Brabus Tesla Roadster

 Brabus Tesla Roadster

 Brabus Tesla Roadster Interior

 Brabus Tesla Roadster

 Brabus Tesla Roadster

 Brabus Tesla Roadster

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