Tesla unveils stunning new Roadster as fastest car ever

The specs are astonishing. 0-60 in 1.9s and 1000km of battery autonomy!

Put that on top of uncanny cornering agility due to very low centre of gravity due to battery placement! Yikes!
 
Roadster would climb from 0 to 100 mph in 4.2 seconds, and will clear the quarter mile in 8.9 seconds

You can reserve one now for $50,000 towards the $200,000 base price – or get one of the first 1,000 Founders Series models with more performance and an asking price of $250,000 that has to be paid now.
 
The specs are astonishing. 0-60 in 1.9s and 1000km of battery autonomy!

Put that on top of uncanny cornering agility due to very low centre of gravity due to battery placement! Yikes!

That thing will again embarrass the sh!t out of tuned muscle cars at street car drag races [emoji41].


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that can't make a lap around the 'ring.

0-60 isn't very important in 2017. a Mustang is south of 4.

the question is how many times in quick succession it can do that 0-60 time? in it's single charge cycle? or even in it's lifetime? or how it is after 10k or 20k miles? current Tesla's lose a percentage of their 'spark' over time......and not a lot of time.

if it's like a Duracell battery and loses it's mojo then those gaudy numbers don't really carry very far forward. more like a shooting star. and in an exotic future value is a huge issue. $200k + for a toy that fizzles out is not going to fly.

if they somehow solved that 'cold fusion' technology limitation then good for them. we will see how that plays out.
 
Tesla unveils stunning new Roadster as fastest car ever

Quite frankly, I'm just excited to see the immediate potential of this tech.


Fastest , most boring cars ever ........:)

Take away the forced tax payers subsidy and less see where this "tech" ends up, yesterday was the release of another tax subsidy "elec-tech" the exciting "500ml" range electric trucks .... :rolleyes:


Electric cars are nice and if you want one , fine, those wanting should pay for it without the captive drama ...



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the question is how many times in quick succession it can do that 0-60 time? in it's single charge cycle? or even in it's lifetime? or how it is after 10k or 20k miles? current Tesla's lose a percentage of their 'spark' over time......and not a lot of time.

if it's like a Duracell battery and loses it's mojo then those gaudy numbers don't really carry very far forward. more like a shooting star. and in an exotic future value is a huge issue. $200k + for a toy that fizzles out is not going to fly.

if they somehow solved that 'cold fusion' technology limitation then good for them. we will see how that plays out.

Not to mention the Tesla's gravitational pull in corners from all that mass..... :)
 
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