Tesla presents an electric truck with 800 km of autonomy


Tesla presents an electric truck with 800 km of autonomy



Elon Musk surprises with an electric sports car with 1,000 km of autonomy | Follow its expansion plan for Spain with new store in Madrid



    This morning, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has presented his first semi-trailer electric truck . 800 kilometers of autonomy, 36,300 kilograms of maximum weight and that reaches 100 kilometers per hour in 5 seconds. This is the presentation card of Tesla Semi .

Of course, the date of arrival on the roads is unknown, although "may be reserved from 2019" . The truck has a futuristic design, with the seat and steering wheel centered in the cabin and two screens on the sides of the steering wheel. In addition, it will be semi-autonomous .

Although Musk has defended that his truck will be 20% cheaper per kilometer than a diesel, the latter can travel about 1,600 kilometers with a full tank, twice the range of the Tesla vehicle.

New Roadster
Although all eyes in this event in Los Angeles were directed to the presentation of this electric truck, Tesla has surprised with a sports car with a range of 1,000 kilometers . "The fastest production car ever made," says Elon Musk.

It has the ability to go from 0 to 100 in just 1.9 seconds, and go beyond 150 kilometers in just over 4 seconds.

Unlike the new trucks, Musk has given specific dates and their first models would be ready by 2020 , but you have to prepare your pocket since the first units will be available from $ 50,000.

Tesla moves to Madrid
Tesla continues with its strategic deployment in Spain and his new steps have taken him to Madrid's golden mile. Serrano Street is the exact location to sell Elon Musk cars, "this store allows the inhabitants of Madrid and visitors to the city to learn more about the Model S - the first 100% electric sedan with a range of up to 632 kilometers with a single load - and the Model X - the safest, fastest and most capable SUV in history - while highly qualified Tesla team personnel offer interested customers information, demonstrations and driving tests of electric vehicles ", explains the company.

Tesla's sales approach, which allows customers to buy directly from Tesla instead of through third-party concessions and franchises, has transformed the way people think of buying vehicles today.

Tesla also continues to expand its cargo networks. The users of these vehicles already have more than 100 individual Superchargers, spread over 16 stations of Superchargers throughout Spain.

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