Tesla Model S Facelift 2016

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Rumor: More Powerful Tesla Model S Could Debut This Week

The automotive rumor mill is all but convinced that the Tesla Model S will get a significant styling and drivetrain update soon. Last week, we brought you the news that Tesla may be planning to update the styling of the Model S to more closely match the Model X and Model 3. Today, we get a rumor about the powertrain, and it’s a biggie.

According to The Verge, Tesla may be ready to add a 100kWh battery to the Model S lineup as soon as this week. This would increase the driving range offered by the current largest battery option, 90kWh—Electrek‘s back-of-the-envelope calculations foresee a driving range of as much as 320 miles for a hypothetical Model S P100D, although that’s a rough guess. We’d also bet that a potential Model S P100D with Ludicrous mode might get incrementally quicker acceleration, but that could just be wishful thinking on our part.

The Verge also reports that the updated Model S could get the “Bioweapon Defense Mode” currently offered on the Model X, which seals off the passenger cabin from outside air and runs the air-conditioned air through a giant HEPA filter, a truly Muskian gimmick.

And as we reported last week, we expect the Model S to get updated styling, with the Model X’s smaller front “grille” and updated LED headlights and taillights.

Tesla, as always, won’t comment on rumor or speculation, and the automaker’s habit of last-minute delays means we should view this rumor with a bit of skepticism. And back in October, Tesla told us point-blank it had no plans to update the Model S’s styling.

 

http://blog.caranddriver.com/rumor-more-powerful-tesla-model-s-could-debut-this-week/?mag=cdb&list=nl_dvr_news&src=nl&date=041316

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Watch a Tesla Model S autopilot take over and save driver from near collision

When Ohio-based Joshua Brown took his Tesla Model S car for a spin earlier this month, he got familiar real fast with how handy the autopilot system could be when it took over and avoided a car crash.

In comments alongside that video posted on April 6 on YouTube, Brown recounted what happened when a heavy truck equipped with a hydraulic lifting system, unbeknownst to him nearly sideswiped him:

“I was driving down the interstate and you can see the boom lift truck in question on the left side of the screen on a joining interstate road. Once the roads merged, the truck tried to get to the exit ramp on the right and never saw my Tesla. I actually wasn’t watching that direction and Tessy (the name of my car) was on duty with autopilot engaged. I became aware of the danger when Tessy alerted me with the ‘immediately take over’ warning chime and the car swerving to the right to avoid the side collision.”

 

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/watch-a-tesla-model-s-autopilot-take-over-and-save-driver-from-near-collision-2016-04-16

[Matteo B.]

Tessy.....

[J-Gian]

26 minuti fa, Matteo B. dice:

Tessy.....

 

Tra un po' certi guidatori proprietari confonderanno le auto con degli animali domestici da difesa...  

[Cosimo]

Gira la foto di uno che l'ha chiamata nikola

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[owluca]

ehmbè ? la mia si chiama elvira cot

[superkappa125]

Beh, le è andata meglio che alla Cinquecentona di casa nostra, battezzata Belinda. 

Modificato 17 Aprile 2016 da superkappa125

[TonyH]

57 minuti fa, superkappa125 dice:

Beh, le è andata meglio che alla Cinquecentona di casa nostra, battezzata Belinda. 

 

Per via degli airbag?

[itr83]

On 16/4/2016 at 21:59, crabble dice:

 

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/watch-a-tesla-model-s-autopilot-take-over-and-save-driver-from-near-collision-2016-04-16