A Tesla Model Y Boasts Technology Found on Rolls-Royce Models
Although it may sound outrageous to put Tesla's budget-friendly all-electric crossover next to swanky Rolls-Royce automobiles, the automotive indust...
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Although it may sound outrageous to put Tesla's budget-friendly all-electric crossover next to swanky Rolls-Royce automobiles, the automotive indust...
Tesla has succeeded in ways no one could have imagined just a decade or so ago. It's now the world's most v...
The spied mule was a right-hand drive Model Y, hinting at the India-spec version of the crossover SUV
The Tesla could be heading for a 100-mile advantage. The Tesla Model Y already has the edge over its competitors when it comes to range, having received a range increase last year. Currently, the Long Range has a range of 326 miles and the Performance variant - which can get to 60 mph in only 3.5 seconds - isn't too far behind with a range of 303 miles. However, the Model Y can't yet match other Teslas like the Model 3 (maximum range of 353 miles) and the Model S (up to a claimed 520 miles). This could all be set to change later this year thanks to the automaker's latest battery technology an...
Is anyone really surprised? For years, Elon Musk has made bold claims about how far Tesla is to attaining Level 5 autonomy in its cars. In July last year, he said that Tesla was "very close" to doing just that, a claim that was quickly dismissed by industry experts. With this in mind, Tesla's latest announcement comes as little surprise. The company has apparently informed a regulator in California that it may not achieve full self-driving technology before the end of 2021. This information was contained in a California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) memo. Tesla Tesla Clearly, Mus...