Electric cars can be manufactured today
The TESLA is an electrically powered car. It has been cold tested on a frozen pond in Sweden. The company is headquartered in San Carlos, California. A lopsided 244 miles per charge and a 0-60 time of 3.9 seconds makes for 288 hp. two-seater a wonder to see and hear. There are already 200 sold in the US and they produce 10 a week. It reaches 14,000 rpm and does 1 to 100 kilometers in 4, yes, I said 4, seconds without gas and with a cool, hissing sound. It’s $120,000 now with a deposit of $60.00. Now I know that GM and others have their own electric cars. We need something like the Americans and Canadians that is cheap and not small. On March 26, Tesla reveals its 4 DR SDN for sale in 2011 at $57,000. Now we are getting there!
Now here’s an idea. Invest in the necessary infrastructure for mass electric vehicles. (Power plants, direct and fast roadside assistance, etc.) Tell the bankrupt executive of GM, Ford and Chrysler that he must partner with Tesla as the leader in the All-American Car to outsell all cars by 2015. We can convert them on individual models again when we develop the ability to build a $14,000 mid-size car and truck and a 4×4 truck version. It won’t roar like a V8, but Wizz could pass it. Convert the automakers’ plants for wear and tear to make the new Tesla America. Let’s go to the front of the pack again, start now, take your best car dealers from the big three automakers and offer them more and more Teslas.
If the big oil gang wins this one in Washington, we are destined to stay on the same path as none of us can afford a decent, profitable car.
The Tesla is named after the genius who introduced electrical energy: Nicola Tesla.