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Did they just say that or was it mentioned earlier and I didn't see it?More like 11 hours from now. It will be unveiled at 7pm PST.
Did they just say that or was it mentioned earlier and I didn't see it?More like 11 hours from now. It will be unveiled at 7pm PST.
I was searching for info and found this article it says it will be shown at 7pm PST,Did they just say that or was it mentioned earlier and I didn't see it?
About what I was expecting (please note that this is not confirmed by Tesla yet)Article AboveAt USA Today, Chris Woodyard is reporting, ahead of the offical Elon Musk reveal, that the "D" is a very fast version of the Tesla Model S sedan, with all-wheel-drive. Other new information: Tesla will offer a "suite of driver aid and safety features." Evidently, Tesla's will be able to "read" speed limit signs and adjust speed accordingly!
No http://jalopnik.com/tesla-will-not-livestream-the-reveal-of-the-d-online-1644382594Is there a live stream somewhere?
687 is not 1,000.Nearly 700 HP and 1000+ lb.-ft. of torque. I love this car!
JalopnikThe "something else" at tonight's Tesla event is Auto Pilot, a new system that combines a forward facing camera and 12 sensors that see 16 feet in every direction and provide a 360-degree view the surroundings. The camera does everything from seeing other cars to reading speed limit signs. Normal fare for luxury cars. Except it will also do a lane change for you just by pressing the turn signal stalk.
The sensors keep track of vehicles around you and the lanes in the road. One section of the course is a low-speed slalom; a handful of S turns in a row. The driver enables cruise control, takes his hands off the wheel, and it seamlessly turns left and right and left again, all at around 25 mph – which it automatically slowed for after recognized the speed sign –without any input from the guy in the driver's seat.
Then we get up to a lane change area. He simply applies the left signal and the sensors – which already know there are no vehicles around, because it's constantly monitoring the surroundings – slowly slips into the left lane without any input from the driver. That's the "wow" feature for tonight, and Musk sees it getting better.
"When [Auto Pilot rolls out] it will have the most sophisticated driver assistant functions of any vehicle on the road," says Musk. And the ability to continually tweak the programming through over-the-air updates means it will improve over time. This puts Tesla up to par with the Germans and the Japanese, but takes it a step further with the lane change feature. And at this point, would you expect anything less from Tesla?
WOT AUTOPLOIT IZ??
I need one.
WOT AUTOPLOIT IZ??
I need one.
Anyone check the stock market today? I guess people are disappointed it's not an entirely new model. I thought with all this autonomous-like driving stuff it would go up. Guess I was wrong.
You're not making the big money unless you have an SUV. Don't ask; that's just the way it is.
Motor at the front and rear....
I guess you could call that....
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...a Double D.
You're not making the big money unless you have an SUV. Don't ask; that's just the way it is.
The stats on the P85D are incredible; I would love the chance to drive one and see how it compares to other fast sedans.
With this though, I've gotta say:
I really want the D.