Tesla Model S passes BMW, Audi high-end sedans – getting close to Mercedes in Europe
The Tesla Model S has sold more than the BMW 7 Series and Audi A8 in Europe for the first nine months of 2015.
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Drag Race: BMW M4 vs. Tesla Models S P85D
BMW M4 takes on the Tesla Model S P85D in a rolling-start drag race. 425 horsepower versus 700 horsepower. Which one wins?
How much money could you save driving an electric car?
If you're the typical driver who puts 15,000 to 20,000 miles on your car a year, it wouldn't be uncommon to spend $150 a month or more at the gas pump.
BMW i3 Named Most Fuel-Efficient Luxury Car of 2015
Kelley Blue Book names the BMW i3 the most fuel-efficient luxury car of 2015. BMW's i3 tops this list for the second year in a row
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Tesla Model S Gets “Ludicrous” Mode, 0-60 In 2.8 Seconds
The updated Tesla Model S P90D will do 0 to 60 mph in a shocking 2.8 seconds compared to the 3.1 seconds recoded by the P85D model.
Amsterdam loves its electric cars
My first clue as to how EV-centric Amsterdam really is was seeing Tesla Model S Taxis, lots of electric vehicles can be found in Amsterdam
Tesla introduces new $75,000 car – Model S 70D
The new Tesla Model S 70D starts at $75,000 and qualifies for federal tax credit which lowers the price to $67,500.
January 2015 Electric Vehicles Sales Rise In U.S.
In January 2015, EV sales still rose almost 7% thanks to some strong performances found elsewhere in the segment.
BMW i3 outselling Tesla
On the fourth month of BMW selling its all-new BMW i3, the sales numbers are now 70% higher than Tesla's in the U.S. market.
BMW electric cars aim to overtake Tesla as the Silicon Valley’s prefered luxury vehicles
BMW's i8 hybrid sporstcar might steal the spotlight from the innovative Tesla electric car. Tesla Model S has been Silicon Valley's preferred choice when it came to luxury vehicles and "green car tech"
2013 Tesla Model S P85 vs. 2014 BMW 335i with downpipe, intake, tune
Here is a drag race between a Tesla Model S P85 and a tuned up BMW 335i.
