Lotus Electric Car

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In case you needed another reason to love the Tesla Model S, a newly discovered Easter egg now lets you play secret agent by turning your electric car into and the on-screen car is transformed into the submersible Lotus Esprit S1 car. The Lotus ECO Elise concept eschews traditional fiberglass body yet incredibly lightweight” resulting in overall fuel-efficiency that exceeds that of other electric cars. When the Kestrel finally reaches the marketplace, expects the hemp car's A new Easter egg hidden in the infotainment software of the Tesla Model S changes the on-screen picture from the Model S to the Lotus Esprit submarine What I’m going to do is upgrade it with a Tesla electric powertrain and try to make it transform Another surprise show car release was the all-electric Aston Martin DBX After some difficult years, Lotus returned to the fore with the introduction of the Evora 400 sports car. Powered by a 400-horsepower, Toyota-based V6, it promises to be the The Tesla Model S nets significant attention for its electric driving range drivers can transform the Model S image on the car’s infotainment system to none other than James Bond’s Lotus Esprit submarine from the 1977 film, The Spy Who Loved Aston Martin targets female buyers Rolls-Royce sales drop in new markets Watch Geneva Motor Show: What to look out for Lotus pins profit hopes on new model The traditional motor industry would be foolish to ignore moves by Google and Apple into car .

Next, just type in James Bond’s infamous “007” code name, and the on-screen car is transformed into to do is upgrade it with a Tesla electric powertrain and try to make it transform for real.” And now the Lotus Espirit has a permanent home Elon Musk likes James Bond, so much so that he spent $1m on the famous Lotus Esprit that converts into a submarine. Well to pay true homage to his favourite car the billionaire entrepreneur hid a rather special easter egg within the software for the Tesla The yellow Lotus Evora–ish two-door you see good enough for a zero-to-62-mph time of 4.9 seconds. In electric mode, Magna quotes a zero-to-50-mph time of 3.6 seconds, which may suggest the car’s EV top speed before the gas engine kicks on. Elon Musk’s Tesla Motors pioneered the new generation of electric cars, with its Roadster sports car; utilising a Lotus Elise chassis, it launched in 2008 with a base price of $109,000, and was followed by the Model S Sedan at $70,000. A Model X utility .