Tesla Roadster Electric Sports Car 0 60 3.9 sec 245mpg

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Tesla Roadster Totally Electric Sports Car

The Roadster offers supercar performance without supercar emissions. Engineered for efficiency, the zero-emissions Roadster can drive 245 miles per charge. It plugs into nearly any outlet, anywhere in the world.

The hand-built, carbon fiber Roadster sets the mark for premium electric cars to come. The monocoque chassis, constructed of resin-bonded and riveted extruded aluminum adds rigidity and strength to the lightweight package.

The electric powertrain enables unprecedented responsiveness. The Roadster becomes an extension of the driver and reacts in an instant. The optional custom-tuned suspension allows the driver to adjust the handling to their preference.

The AC induction motor and single speed gear box create instant torque from 0 rpm. Up to 295 lbs-ft of torque and 288 horsepower are produced as the car smoothly accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds.

Motor
375 volt AC induction air-cooled electric motor with variable frequency drive.

Roadster Torque 273 lb-ft at 0-5,400 rpm

Horsepower 288 hp (215 kW) at 5,000-6,000 rpm

Max rpm 14,000 rpm

Acceleration Roadster 0-60 3.9 Sec

Top Speed 125 mph

Transmission

Single speed fixed gear. Reverse drive uses reverse direction of motor, limited to 15 mph.

Overall Final Drive 8.28:1

Final Drive Ratio 3.12:1

Battery
Custom microprocessor-controlled lithium-ion battery with 6,831 individual cells. 3.5 hour charge time from empty to full using the Tesla High Power Wall Connector at 240 Volts and 70 Amps.

Range 245 miles

Expected Battery Life Seven-years or 100,000 miles

Battery heater for cold weather charging to -20 degrees Celsius
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  • Lol are you just window shopping, or you really thinking of buying a tesla? Did you win the lottery or something? I got a new Honda Del Sol btw and I sold my old one. The new one is a 97 model with a b16a2 engine and a manual transmission, has abs and an airbag too. Old one was a 92 with a d14 and an automatic transmission. I would not buy a tesla just because not enough luggage space, if I was gonna get an electric car I'd get that mitsubishi thing.

  • @Cdogbillionaire Just Window Shopping If it was not 150K I might Think about it But For That I could do a lot to me Del Sol - Charles

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  • I think if you wait a few years electric vehicles will go down in price significantly. That mitsubishi imiev looks like a good practical city car. I wouldn't mind owning one, don't know where I'd charge it though.

  • @Cdogbillionaire my 1st one was auto my 2nd del sol is a stick shift :) Sold the auto one.

  • @crcooktube There is actually a guy who converted his del sol to be an electric vehicle. Unfortunately the whole boot and engine space was taken up with batteries. No room for luggage. I could not drive any other 2 seater car apart from the del sol, none of them have enough space for luggage, which is what makes it practical for me. I think he's in California. My new Del Sol is teal green it's good even though the dealer ripped me off :( Was not a bright idea to buy an del sol with auto trans

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