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The Model 3 prototype hasn't even been seen yet. It's far from clear that Tesla will be able to build all three cars on the same platform. It's also not clear that a smaller, less expensive car will be able to feature a battery that serves up 200-mph range. Consumer Reports has named the Tesla Model S its “Best Overall” vehicle for 2015, for the 2 nd time in a row. Despite the Model S not being an all-new car, the respected journal said Tesla’s ability to send software updates to its vehicles through Tesla wanted to add all-wheel-drive to its Model S to make it more appealing in northern states. But adding a separate electric motor to the front wheels had a strange side effect. Namely, it gave the car 692 horsepower and the ability to go from zero to It's that time of year again, and Consumer Reports has released it's top 10 picks for 2015. Still reigning supreme as "Best Overall Car" is our old friend the Model S. Why? In their own words: For all of the impressive new vehicles released in 2014, none Honestly, it’s just too close to declare a winner without official registrations data for the Tesla Model S. That data won’t be available right in line with 3 other plug-in electric cars for which we have official sales data for at this time. MELBOURNE: Tesla has revealed its new Model S P85D, which is a pure electric car and is capable of covering 60mph distance in 3.2 seconds only. Tesla Model S P85D is available in markets for $105,670 which includes a $1,170 destination charge, and it has .

NEW YORK (TheStreet) –– Tesla Motors (TSLA - Get Report) has had some issues making the popular Model S but the car hasn't stopped winning accolade after accolade. Consumer Reports announced Tuesday that the electric Model S is its car of the year for Tesla does it again, taking the top honors in the 2015 Consumer Reports Best Car of the Year awards. Of note, three U.S. auto models made the Consumer Reports’ list of top picks this year, and Buick became the first U.S. brand to end up in the annual As Ernie Cline’s excellent retro-themed Ready Player One reminds us, Easter eggs — intentional inside jokes or hidden messages hidden inside a work of art, a computer program or perhaps a book — are just as enjoyable as those made from cocoa 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 .