https://youtu.be/6n4_EMGdRZg Porsche Cayman GT4 gets a bit too ambitious against this Tesla Model S. When the Cayman GT4 came out two years ago, Porsche fans all over the world rejoiced after waiting years for the ultimate track day ready Cayman. Fitted with the 991.1 Carrera S 3.8L flat-six engine, the Cayman finally had the extra […] More »

Tesla is still in business. It’s still making the Model S. And that’s still crazy.

The bizarre occurrence led Tesla to give the following statement: “We are working with the authorities to establish the facts of the incident and offer our full cooperation. The passengers are all unharmed. They were able to safely exit the vehicle before the incident occurred.”

The Tesla Model S P90D isn’t the only quick electric car out there. Just take a look at this Corvette C6.

Porsche is on a mission. Mission E, to be exact.

Like most technology applications nowadays, the world runs on software updates and not so much on hardware redesigns. Such is the case of the new software recently unveiled by Tesla, which awards their original Roadster model a total battery range of 340 miles.

It’s hard to believe that lots of people (and journalists) out there keep pairing the world’s most prestigious supercars against a relatively new and all-electric car.