For the past week, I’ve been cruising around in a Chevy Volt. But for one day, I got the privilege of driving a Tesla Model S.
(And not just any Tesla Model S either. I got to drive the more powerful, higher end Tesla Model S P 85, which starts at $87,070 after a $7,500 federal tax credit.)
While the Chevy Volt (base price of $26,685 with a tax credit) and Tesla Model S aren’t exactly in the same class, I really liked the styling and performance of the Volt. Not to mention Chevy’s offering is a plug-in hybrid — meaning it can run on either electricity or gas.
So, what does an extra $60,000 get you in the Tesla Model S that you can’t get in the Chevy Volt? Watch the video to find out.
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Produced by William Wei
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“How It Began” by Silent Partner
“Brontosaurus” by Topher Mohr & Alex Elena
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