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Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) and BMW (OTCMKTS:BAMXY) might find themselves in trouble; Volkswagen AG’s (ADR) (OTCMKTS:VLKAY) luxury brand Audi plans on reworking its first emission free plugged-in sports vehicle, which will be revealed at the upcoming the Model S (and its discontinued sports car predecessor, the Roadster) is virtually the only alternative. Given that the car’s owners tend to be well-heeled automotive and technology enthusiasts, it’s not surprising that Tesla would be wary of Baird & Co. “The market is less competitive.” Tesla sold 31,655 cars in 2014 and is forecasting deliveries of 55,000 this year, including the Model X, an oft-delayed sport-utility vehicle it plans to introduce this summer. Key to Tesla’s efforts to The company has now sold 7,850 i3s, and another 750 i8 gull-wing plug-in hybrid sports coupes on top of that, with the i8 logging another 113 deliveries last month. ALSO SEE: Plug-In Electric Car Sales For Canada In 2014: Steady Growth As always Baird & Co. "The market is less competitive." Tesla sold 31,655 cars in 2014 and is forecasting deliveries of 55,000 this year, including the Model X, an oft- delayed sport-utility vehicle it plans to introduce this summer. Key to Tesla's efforts to drive Shares in Tesla Motors (NASDAQ:TSLA) could do with a recharge after Bank of America Merrill Lynch sent out a damning note on the electric sports car maker yesterday. US analyst John Lovallo, who has never really been on the Tesla bandwagon, cut his target .

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 FERRARI 488 GTB The legendary sports car maker from Maranello with a battery pack capable of reaching a range of 276 miles and matching Tesla's Model S in performance. Three U.S. models are on Consumer Reports’ list of its 10 top car picks this year, and Buick became the first domestic brand to land in the magazine’s annual ranking of the best manufacturers. Tesla Motors’ electric Model S sport sedan won top honors Maybe he's right. But then there's this about the Model 3 mass-market car, which is expected in 2017: I've been following Tesla since 2007, and this is the most perplexing thing I've ever read about the company. There are two crazy assumptions in just this .