Tesla Model S gets June release date and personalization updates
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Tesla employees celebrate construction of the first customer Model S body
A 17-inch touchscreen interface allows adjustment to steering, suspension and regenerative braking settings
Tesla's Model S sedan
Tesla has announced the first of its Model S sedans will be delivered to customers from June 22
The Tesla Model S Alpha
The Tesla Model S Alpha
The 85 kWh Model S sedan gets 265 miles (426 km/h) in the EPA 5-cycle driving test
Graph showing the predicted range of the 85 kWh Tesla Model S (in ideal conditions) against constant speed
Article Summary
Tesla Motors has announced it will begin deliveries of its long-awaited Model S sedan next month. The first customers to slap down a reservation for the battery electric vehicle will be put behind the wheel from June 22, a month ahead of schedule. And despite being just a month away from launch, the company also revealed a number of new features that will allow drivers to personalize the feel of their ride by using the car’s 17-inch touchscreen to adjust steering, suspension and regenerative braking settings.
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