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 Tesla Model S Gets 89 MPGe, 265-Mile Range: EPAElectric car manufacturer Tesla will officially launch its Model S sedan this Friday, but the EPA efficiency estimates for the version bearing the biggest-available 85 kilowatt-hour battery are out. The news is good and bad. With a 265-mile range, the second-to-sell Tesla can drive farther than, say, a Nissan Leaf by more than double. Exhausting... more More... |
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