1. What are the different models of Tesla cars?
Tesla offers several models:
- Model S: A luxury sedan known for its performance and long range.
- Model 3: A more affordable sedan that has become one of the best-selling electric vehicles.
- Model X: An SUV with unique falcon-wing doors and ample space.
- Model Y: A compact SUV that shares many components with the Model 3.
- Cybertruck: A futuristic all-electric pickup truck.
- Roadster: A high-performance sports car.
2. How far can a Tesla go on a single charge?
The range varies by model and configuration:
- Model S Long Range: Up to 405 miles.
- Model 3 Long Range: Up to 358 miles.
- Model X Long Range: Up to 360 miles.
- Model Y Long Range: Up to 330 miles.
- Model Cybertruck Range Extender: UP to 440 miles
- Model Roadster long Range: UP to 620 miles
3. What is Tesla’s Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD)?
- Autopilot: A suite of advanced driver-assistance features, including adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist.
- Full Self-Driving (FSD): An upgrade that aims to enable fully autonomous driving. Features include automatic lane changes, navigation on autopilot, auto park, and traffic light and stop sign control. It’s important to note that despite the name, FSD requires driver supervision .
4. How much does a Tesla cost?
Prices vary by model and configuration:
- Model 3: Starts around $40,000.
- Model S: Starts around $80,000.
- Model X: Starts around $90,000.
- Model Y: Starts around $50,000.
- Cybertruck: Starts around $81,000
- Roadster: Starts around $200,000
5. How do Tesla’s charging stations work?
Tesla has its own network of Superchargers, which are fast-charging stations designed for long-distance travel. They can provide up to 200 miles of range in about 15 minutes. Additionally, Tesla owners can charge at home using a Wall Connector or other compatible charging solutions
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