Video: First look and test drive of the all-wheel-drive Tesla Model S
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Owners of Tesla's high-tech electric cars will be able to control various aspects of their vehicles remotely using the Apple Watch and companion app. The app allows navigation and control via multiple screens to monitor the Tesla's battery life and remaining range, track the car's location, lock and unlock the doors, sound the horn, operate the lights, open and close the sunroof and adjust passenger and driver temperatures. While still in beta, the app should be ready to give Tesla owners Bond-like control of their cars by the time Apple Watch ships in April.
Source: CNet
Text and photos by Corey Herscu
Everything about Elon Musk's brainchild, the driveable-computer-on-wheels known as the Tesla Model S, is drool-worthy. I had the opportunity to get a close up look at the new model as well as get to know some of its features during the recent launch of the newest Tesla dealership in Toronto.
Just in case you needed another reason to justify buying a sweet Tesla Model S sedan, it just received a 5-star safety rating from the US Department of Transportation. Gorgeous, fast, electric and superbly safe, the Tesla Model S doesn't need space for a traditional engine, so it houses additional crumple zones that can absorb impact. The heavy battery pack also lowers the centre of gravity for a smaller chance of rollovers. This is good news not just for Tesla but for all electric cars in general.
Source: Venturebeat