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A sleek and simple Tesla Model Y theme. A sleek and simple Tesla Model Y theme Follow EVBite to keep up to date with all of the current electric car news as we transition into a sustainable and all-electric future. In early 2019 Tesla CEO Elon Musk once again shook the world with the introduction of unveiling of the Tesla Model Y. The new flagship CUV is set to be Tesla's best selling vehicle. With an astonishing range of 300 miles and a performance option reaching a 3.5 second 0-60, this might be the worlds best daily driver. On Tesla's proprietary Supercharger network, a charge can be complete in as little as a restroom stop. The amazement doesn't stop there, with Tesla Autopilot, you can sit back and relax as your car does the majority of the hard work for you. Elon Musk has previously stated that any Tesla purchased today will be a full self-driving car within the next few years. In theory, this car will be released alongside driver-less cars. Tesla's rapid release of over the air software updates that constantly improves and adds new features to the electric car has proven that to be achievable. The Tesla Model Y is the affordable dream car your kids are hyped up for. Exotic cars just don't do it anymore. Its nontraditional and modern design has the Model Y listed as one of the most beautiful cars but its futuristic tech also labels it simply as a cool car. Tesla currently leads the pack by far but many are entering the EV market. The Tesla Roadster is expected to enter production in 2020 with the Tesla Truck following. Elon Musk has much in store for us so stay updated.
Nov 18, 2019
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