FRANKFURT SHOW: Tesla shoots for higher volume models
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 18 September 2009
While Tesla Motors is currently focussed on selling its electric drive Roadster and developing the Model S luxury sedan, it is also looking ahead to successor higher volume models and helping the electric vehicle segment develop further via the licensing of its technology.
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