Showing posts with label Tesla Model S. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tesla Model S. Show all posts

4/19/15

Tesla Model S Gets A New Tuned Look



German tuners Larte Design unveiled their new Enigma styling kit for the Tesla Model S at the 2015 TOP Marques show in Monaco today.

Available soon for order through their official distributors, including Larte Design USA's dealers, the aerodynamics package adds a new front bumper with a different grille design, rocker panels, rear bumper with a diffuser, boot lid spoiler and fender vents.

According to Larte, all parts of the aero kit are made of lightweight carbon fiber reinforced plastic and composite materials based on basalt fiber. Prices for the parts have not been announced yet. 

In addition, the tuner says it has "developed new interior features and installed large forged wheels" while it's also working on its own (fake) engine-sound system for the Tesla Model S, without providing further details. 








4/13/15

Tesla Model S P85D is Cool as Ice


There are very few cars able to out-duel a P85D Tesla, especially from a cool-factor perspective. This car, in a way, kind of has it all.

With the P85D, it's not just about power, speed or acceleration. It's also a very economical car and of course a very good looking one. But could it actually be an extremely good looking one?

As it turns out, it can, thanks to the guys over at SSCustoms who wrapped it in Frozen Blue (which looks absolutely gorgeous) and threw in a set of gloss black ADV.1 wheels to get this awesome black on matte blue contrast that we see.

This dual-motor monster is good for 691 HP, in case there's still somebody out there completely unaware of just how beastly it can be, especially in a straight line and of course, straight off the line!

Its most recent adventure was taking on the equally impressive Dodge Challenger Hellcat with its 707 HP on the drag strip where both cars performed admirably.

Bottom line, this is one very exciting car to own and when you fit it with wheels such as these and wrap it up properly (as most tuners do these days), you're definitely going to get the result you're looking for.

Photos: Richard Le Photography & Design