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Electric cars are still a fledging, niche industry—and one that already uses aluminum. Tesla Motors Inc. makes its Model S sedan and forthcoming Model X sport utility out of aluminum, and has forecast substantial growth globally for its vehicles. Consumer Reports lauded the Tesla S's "magnificence and sheer technological arrogance." Subaru, whose all-wheel-drive models are popular with both sport driving fans and outdoorists, led three categories of the 10. The Impreza led the compact car group as (Bloomberg) -- Audi aims to steal the electric limelight from BMW and Tesla at next week’s Geneva auto show by reworking a sleek sports car as its first emission-free vehicle. Audi’s green efforts have been overshadowed by Tesla Motors Inc.’s rise Best overall: Tesla Model S That’s right: Consumer Reports’ top-scoring car is not only all-American it goes after blue-blooded German sports sedans. Makes sense, because this Regal is actually an Opel underneath, GM’s German marque. The R8 E-Tron sports car, on the other hand, is an all-electric version that has a 280-mile range in a single charge, 15 miles more than that of Tesla Model S. It has a permanent all-wheel drive system, can accelerate from 0 to 62.1 mph in 3.2 seconds While the latest C7 version is a much better sports car from those of yore and those whose tech companies just got purchased – love the all-electric, $82,270 Tesla Model S sedan. Spring for the top-line $121,270 P85D version and you’ll get 691 .

Tesla has updated its electric sports car with a huge boost to its battery, enabling it to drive 400 miles on a single charge. The upgraded battery pack along with tweaks to its aerodynamics means it will effectively double its range. To prove the It can go 0 to 60 in 4.4 seconds, has a TwinPower Turbo 3-cylinder combustion engine situated at the rear axle, sports a front-wheel "At $136K, the BMW i8 will be the first serious contender for the Tesla Model S that has drawn plenty of attention American electric sports car maker Tesla has introduced a new function to its range-topping model that doesn't leave you guessing about its intent. It's officially known as "Insane Mode". It's similar in intent to a function in other cars that's often It was named so because they use the same principle of alternating current motor in the vehicle from the famous inventor of 1800s- Nikola Tesla. This car manufacturer was the first company to build an electric sports car and produce it to mass. As we know .