'Tesla- X Test Runs on CA Streets'

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/tesla-model-x-spied-again-in-california-gets-photobombed-by-nissan-leaf-95973.html
Tesla Model X Spied Again in California, Gets Photobombed by Nissan Leaf
by Tudor Rus  28th May 2015

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Following the recent sightings of Tesla test mules - yes, we're talking
about the Model X - in California, we're starting to believe Elon Musk sends
these cars on the road on purpose, so people can take photos and videos and
flood the Internet with them.

When you think about it, that's a clever and at the same time cheap
marketing stunt. But we don't care if that theory is correct or not, as long
as we get to see more pictures of the awaited Model X all-electric crossover
from Tesla Motors.

Last time we saw the Model X on the move, the one who photographed the
electric crossover told us the car looks like a Model S with a pug nose.
However, the car was only photographed from behind, so we couldn't confirm
what the guy was saying.

This time, the Tesla Model X was captured from the front in Los Altos, but
it's wearing the traditional layer of white camouflage. However, we can't
see any pug nose shape there, despite the fact that Tesla Model S styling
cues are obviously present. Also, in an attempt of photobombing, a Nissan
Leaf wandered around the Tesla test mule.

The pictures were posted by VWVortex forum user hushypushy, and as he
noticed, the rear-left door seems a bit offset. Also, the car seems a lot
bigger than the Nissan Leaf, despite the fact that when seen from some
angles, the two EVs look similar in size.

We can't confirm this yet, but we could expect the Model S to be offered in
three variants: 70 kWh, 85 kWh and 100 kWh. The two electric motors will
provide the car with all-wheel drive while the battery pack should support a
maximum range of 230 miles (370 km).
[© autoevolution.com]
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http://www.valuewalk.com/2015/05/tesla-model-x-images-in-california/
Latest Sighting Of Tesla Model X In California
By: Brendan Byrne  May 29, 2015



http://masterherald.com/tesla-model-x-now-undergoing-test-runs-in-the-streets-of-california/18187/
Tesla Model X Now Undergoing Test Runs in the Streets of California!
By: Ali Aslani  May 31, 2015

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Tesla will be launching its all-electric crossover vehicle which the company
calls as Model X in the second half of this year. Thus, it is likely that
the American electric car manufacturer is seriously at work in testing the
vehicle at this time.

True enough, the Tesla Model X was recently sighted having its test runs in
the streets of California, details Valuewalk.

And it was not just sighted, there were actually photos taken to show that
the electric crossover vehicle was undergoing testings recently.

But marketing experts suspect that the regularity of the sightings and the
photo evidences of the test runs may actually be part of the marketing stunt
of Tesla to generate interest on the new all-electric crossover vehicle.

Front end
A few weeks ago, the Tesla Model X has also been sighted undergoing test
runs. The first sighting only showed the back end of the vehicle, which
according to the photographer who captured the image, looks like the Tesla
Model S that was launched two years ago.

The recent sighting however showed the front end of the Tesla Model X which
featured a sort of squashed or pug nose, according to the onlooker who
apparently captured it on photo.

The image showed that the Model X was covered by a customary layer of white
camouflage but it was apparent that the car’s looks indeed resemble that of
the Model S.

There have been scarce details about the long-awaited Model X from Tesla,
which was first revealed as early as three years ago when the Tesla CEO
unveiled a prototype of the electric crossover.

More than 20,000 people have invested a $5,000 deposit for one of the new
cars then which reportedly features falcon-wing rear doors and a space
capable of conveniently seating seven passengers including the driver.

It has also been reported that the all-wheel drive Tesla Model X will have
three engine variants whose power will come in 70 kWh, 85 kWh and 100 kWh.
It has been said also that the Model X can run a distance of 230 miles
without needing to charge its electric batteries.

Release date
After being delayed by a year, the Tesla Model X will finally be hitting the
retail markets in the second half of the year, unless Tesla comes up again
with another aberration or excuse to push back the long-awaited market debut
of its sport utility crossover electric vehicle.

Tesla Model X is a full-size crossover utility vehicle which was unveiled by
Tesla Motors in Los Angeles, California as early as February 2012.

It is currently being developed from the full-size sedan platform of the
Tesla Model S and is being mass produced at the company’s factory in
Fremont, California.

Production of the Tesla Model X was initially scheduled to start by the end
of 2013 but was later postponed by the company several times in order for
Tesla Motors to meet its production targets and also to be able to prepare
for the overseas roll out of the Tesla Model S.

The Tesla Model S has already been launched two years ago and it will hit
the global retail markets around the third quarter of 2015.

While the all-wheel drive electric vehicle has been reported to roll out to
the retail markets in July this year, Elon Musk, Tesla chief executive
officer, in a recent interview said that the company is indeed planning to
put the Model X on sale by July but its latest earnings press release
indicate that the vehicle may actually hit the markets late in the third
quarter of 2015 or September.

Releasing the Model X, which will sport spiffy gullwing doors and capable of
conveniently seating seven passengers including the driver, late in third
quarter of 2015 also makes sense since it was produced later than the Model
S.
[© masterherald.com]




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