First Impression: Tesla Roadster

Electric Cars are nothing new.  They have been around since the early 1900s.  Early gas-powered cars had a mechanical crank to start the engine.  Many drivers broke their wrists when trying to start their engines.  Electric cars did not need a hand crank to start.  For this reason, electric cars were popular among women.  Many men saw electric cars as chick cars and ignored them.  When the gas

Tesla Losses Soar to $154.3 million in 2010

var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; Tesla Motors has just released a preliminary, unaudited financial report concerning the year than ended on Dec. 31, 2010. The company reported losses of US$51.4 million in Q4 2010 and US$154.3 million for 2010, which was almost triple the US$55.74 million loss for the year ending Dec. 31, 2009. The EV automaker's revenue, however, rose

Tesla Roadster Sport - Battery Electric high performance sports car

I have to admit, I didn't think that they were going to pull it off.The history of the automobile is a long road that's littered with the forgotten hulks of dream cars that were too good to be true, after all, so when an upstart company called Tesla announced in 2006 that it was going to produce the world's first all-electric sports car, I was less than confident that it would ever see the light

Tesla to Extend its Lineup with an All-Electric SUV by 2014

Lately, the folks over at Tesla have been very busy developing the upcoming Model S sedan and, together with Toyota, the all-electric version of the RAV4 compact SUV. But there’s more, as according to an LA Times report, the California-based automaker is also working on a small SUV of its own, currently named Model X.Scheduled to go on sale by 2014, the new crossover model is said to offer more

Tesla to Extend its Lineup with an All-Electric SUV by 2014

Lately, the folks over at Tesla have been very busy developing the upcoming Model S sedan and, together with Toyota, the all-electric version of the RAV4 compact SUV. But there’s more, as according to an LA Times report, the California-based automaker is also working on a small SUV of its own, currently named Model X.Scheduled to go on sale by 2014, the new crossover model is said to offer more