A Coast To Coast 2020 Tesla Roadster Road Trip

Tesla Roadster, going 0-60 in an unthinkable 1.9 seconds. Imagine still, hitting top speeds of 250 mph (of course, in this imagined world there are no police officers) with the glass top removed and the wind of freedom blowing through your hair.

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2020 Tesla Roadster

This is the future, but the not too distant future for Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who last month unveiled his 2020 Tesla Roadster. This 4-seat, all-wheel drive, electric vehicle can travel 620 miles between charges. With a hefty sticker price of $200,000, it will require future owners to leave a deposit of $50,000 in order to celebrate 2020 in accelerated style.

Tesla Motors Inc. CEO Elon Musk (AP Photo/Francois Mori)

Imagine once again that dream road trip. Conceivably, in a 2020 Roadster, one can leave bustling New York City on a Saturday morning, and traverse the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco less than one week later. If one brings along a driving partner, and takes shifts (if indeed there are no speed limits in this fantasy), one can leave the Atlantic shore and arrive at the Pacific Ocean in four days.

This is all possible because of the current and future proliferation of electric charging stations across the country, chipping away at the global climate crisis one vehicle at a time. Elon Musk’s vision of reducing global warming through sustainable energy is becoming more and more of a reality. Happily, not all Tesla vehicles possess the elite price tag of the Roadster. In fact, the Model S, unveiled in 2016, has an accessible cost of $35,000. Therefore, more and more drivers will be able to join the fray against the burning of fossil fuels.

Tesla charging stations for electric cars. (Photo credit should read JENS BUTTNER/AFP/Getty Images)

Only the Roadster, however, can go 620 miles between charges, so our imagined road trip must wait for 2020. When that happens, you will be able to experience a carbon neutral road trip across the U.S. with this 4-6 day journey fueled by great food, scenic drives and the clean charge of electricity.

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Imagine a road trip across the United States without once cleaning the smell of gasoline off your hands with the small bottle of hand sanitizer you keep tucked away in the glove compartment. Now imagine tearing up the asphalt in your new Tesla Roadster, going 0-60 in an unthinkable 1.9 seconds. Imagine still, hitting top speeds of 250 mph (of course, in this imagined world there are no police officers) with the glass top removed and the wind of freedom blowing through your hair.

MazMaz222

2020 Tesla Roadster

This is the future, but the not too distant future for Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who last month unveiled his 2020 Tesla Roadster. This 4-seat, all-wheel drive, electric vehicle can travel 620 miles between charges. With a hefty sticker price of $200,000, it will require future owners to leave a deposit of $50,000 in order to celebrate 2020 in accelerated style.

Tesla Motors Inc. CEO Elon Musk (AP Photo/Francois Mori)

Imagine once again that dream road trip. Conceivably, in a 2020 Roadster, one can leave bustling New York City on a Saturday morning, and traverse the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco less than one week later. If one brings along a driving partner, and takes shifts (if indeed there are no speed limits in this fantasy), one can leave the Atlantic shore and arrive at the Pacific Ocean in four days.

This is all possible because of the current and future proliferation of electric charging stations across the country, chipping away at the global climate crisis one vehicle at a time. Elon Musk’s vision of reducing global warming through sustainable energy is becoming more and more of a reality. Happily, not all Tesla vehicles possess the elite price tag of the Roadster. In fact, the Model S, unveiled in 2016, has an accessible cost of $35,000. Therefore, more and more drivers will be able to join the fray against the burning of fossil fuels.

Tesla charging stations for electric cars. (Photo credit should read JENS BUTTNER/AFP/Getty Images)

Only the Roadster, however, can go 620 miles between charges, so our imagined road trip must wait for 2020. When that happens, you will be able to experience a carbon neutral road trip across the U.S. with this 4-6 day journey fueled by great food, scenic drives and the clean charge of electricity.

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Read Again https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelalpiner/2017/12/18/a-coast-to-coast-2020-tesla-roadster-road-trip/

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