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the car/submarine that James Bond used in The Spy Who Loved Me? Well, now you can — sort of anyways. Yet another hidden feature (aka “easter egg“) has been found in the Tesla Model S firmware system, this one allowing you to transform the display The easter egg is accessed via the Tesla Model S's large 17-inch display Tesla CEO Elon Musk famously purchased the actual Lotus Espirit S1 car used in the James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me" for $866,000, and Musk says he plans to convert it The suspension settings page for the car, which normally shows an image of the Model S, will then have transformed into a Lotus Esprit submarine. Elon Musk, the man behind Tesla, recently purchased the Esprit used in the James Bond film The Spy Who Loved The 2013 Tesla Model S is rated at 89 MPGe with its 85 kilowatt-hour battery. This means that if you go for the i3 there is a 39% efficiency advantage, well on paper anyway. The BMW i3 has regenerative braking that can take some getting used and this can Disrupt Your Feed: How long before someone gets carried away with 007 mode and drives their Tesla Model S into the sea? Drop This Fact: There were actually several different Lotus Esprits used to film the sequence where Roger Moore drives off a pier into This is obviously what you're going to see in the following video, in this case with a Tesla Model S P85D being used as the vessel for the science experiment. It's too bad that there aren't passenger seats in F1 cars, as watching this trick in one of those .

Activating a hidden "Easter Egg" feature on Tesla's Model S electric sedan reveals a "James Bond" mode the Model S electronic dashboard reveals an access code window normally used by technicians to diagnose the car's electronics. Typing in the numbers Tesla’s capital spending mostly has been focused on Model have yet to feel the impact of spending” toward the mass-market Model 3, Barclays said. Customer deposits used to be a gauge of order activity. Tesla now includes prepayments to that line Tesla's Model S is still a gorgeous car Tesla has never given investors much information about its sales or demand. It used to give an update on "reservations" -- orders -- every three months, but it has discontinued that practice. Even inside a Tesla Model S. As Jalopnik reported on Thursday last week It’s obviously a nod to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who purchased one of the prop underwater Lotus Esprits used in that 1977 film back in October 2013 for a cool $866,000. .