The Tesla Semi won’t enter mass production until 2021. Initially unveiled in late 2017, Tesla’s semi-truck was supposed to enter production in 2019. The Tesla Semi delay aside, Tesla this week posted a surprisingly strong earnings report. Visit BGR’s homepage for more stories. Tesla’s earnings report yesterday was mostly good news. Defying expectations yet again, …
Nearly a year after Tesla introduced the Tesla Semi to the world, demand for Tesla’s all-electric semi-truck shows no signs of slowing down. Less than four weeks after the unveiling, Tesla was already fielding pre-orders from a range of Fortune 500 companies, including UPS which put in an order for 125 units. Since then, Tesla …
Tesla’s vehicule lineup has expanded tremendously over the past few years. Three years ago, the only car you could purchase from Tesla was the Model S. These days, Tesla offers the Model S, the Model X, and of course, the Model 3. Not one to rest on its laurels, Tesla over the next few years …
A startup called Nikola Motor Company recently filed a $2 billion lawsuit against Tesla for patent infringement. Nikola’s claims specifically allege that the Tesla Semi design infringes upon a number of their own patents which were granted years ago. Nikola’s complaint includes a few photos of the Nikola One, the company’s hydrogen-electric truck that was …
FedEx is the latest in a string of Fortune 100 companies to hop on the Tesla Semi bandwagon. The delivery company on Monday announced its plan to purchase 20 Tesla Semi trucks once production begins in 2019. FedEx didn’t specify which Tesla Semi models it might be interested in, but the base model boasts 300 …
The Tesla Semi certainly won’t win any drag races, but as far as trucks go, Tesla’s all-electric truck is unquestionably impressive. With respect to performance, the Tesla Semi can accelerate from 0 to 60 MPH in just 5 seconds flat. Even more impressive is that the Tesla Semi can go from 0-60 MPH in 20 …
When Tesla unveiled the Tesla Semi late last year, it managed to pull off the impossible. Sure, the Tesla Semi’s specs are impressive, but even more astounding was Tesla’s ability to get people interested in and excited about a semi-truck in the first place. Indeed, there’s something unique about the Tesla brand that just seems …
The fact that folks who ordinarily have little interest in a semi-truck are closely following the Tesla Semi speaks to the unrivaled excitement and passion the Tesla brand engenders in fans. Since its introduction this past November, Tesla has already fielded a number of pre-orders from a wide range of companies, including Sysco and Walmart. …
The recently unveiled Tesla Semi may have been slightly overshadowed by the introduction of Tesla’s next-gen Roadster, but make no mistake about it, Tesla’s new semi-truck already seems to be a runaway hit. With the entry-level model boasting 300 miles of range and a more premium model featuring 500 miles of range, a wide array …
Tesla recently updated its website and revealed how much the company’s new Tesla Semi will cost prospective buyers, noting that a version with 300 miles of range will start at $150,000 with a 500 mille model starting at $200,000. Of course, the cash-strapped company is also offering a limited-edition Founders Series model that will cost …
