Two-door coupe in Tesla's future?
Hello All:
Long-time lurker here. I am really jacked to see the new Model S becoming a reality, but based on the proposed price and my own pocketbook, purchasing one is probably a few years down the road. Hopefully, by that time, the battery technology will have improved to the point where a trip to see my extended family (250 miles) or my beloved St Louis Cardinals (300+ miles) will be routine with an electric vehicle rather than need a gasoline-fueled car.
My question is, does anyone know if a two-door coupe is anywhere in Tesla's planning for the future? I can't fault them for turning to a cross-over as the next step following the Model S, since that is where the money is. But I was hoping that by the time my G6 became obsolete, there would be a two-door Tesla coupe in place to replace it.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Glaze
Long-time lurker here. I am really jacked to see the new Model S becoming a reality, but based on the proposed price and my own pocketbook, purchasing one is probably a few years down the road. Hopefully, by that time, the battery technology will have improved to the point where a trip to see my extended family (250 miles) or my beloved St Louis Cardinals (300+ miles) will be routine with an electric vehicle rather than need a gasoline-fueled car.
My question is, does anyone know if a two-door coupe is anywhere in Tesla's planning for the future? I can't fault them for turning to a cross-over as the next step following the Model S, since that is where the money is. But I was hoping that by the time my G6 became obsolete, there would be a two-door Tesla coupe in place to replace it.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Glaze
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The slides from Tesla's investor presentation before their IPO showed a utility van (for commercial use) and a cabriolet as other possibilities to be built on the Model S platform.