Tesla Roadster Pics Leaked  E-mail
Written by Hank Green   
Wednesday, 19 July 2006

Josh Davis of Wired (the lucky bastard) was the first journalist to strap in to the long-awaited, top-secret Tesla Roadster.  There was supposed to be an embargo on press for another day or so, but Wired couldn't hold back and published a story and pictures a few hours ago.  And man...is it worth a look!
 
If you don't know about Tesla motors, it's a car company backed by the likes of Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin as well as a former head of Ebay and a founder of PayPal.  It's Silicon Valley's first car company and they aren't messing around.  The Roadster hits 60 in 3 seconds and is powered by around 7,000 small Li-ion batteries.  
 
So, yes, I want one.  And apparently it's going to be 'comparatively cheap' when it hits markets.  No word on the price.  Anyhow, feast your eyes and check out the excellent article and see-through image at Wired.  And keep your eyes open, a video and more pictures will be released at AutoBlog later tonight.
 
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Comments (3)add
Sweet!
written by a guest , July 23, 2006
Wow, it looks way cooler than I imagined...
Okay Already!
written by a guest , August 25, 2006
How much is it? And when is the first production actual operating model hitting the streets?
Lotus
written by Rob , June 04, 2007
Looks nice. Reminds me of a Lotus.
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Hank Green is the founder and chief geek at EcoGeek.org. Aside from being obsessed with saving the planet with technology, he loves to write and make videos. If you want to find out more about him, visit hankgreen.com

 
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