Telsa Model X electric car will cost $55,00 to 75,000: How much would you pay for an electric car? Take the survey and leave your remarks below.
Silicon Valley-based Tesla Motors, Inc., unveiled the Tesla Model X, an all-electric SUV that will go from 0-60 mph in under 5 seconds. Automobile enthusiasts have taken notice. Recently Telsa moved to 3 on Google’s most-searched terms. The company began taking reservations for the car, which will sell for between $55,000 and $75,000.
Would you pay that much for an electric car? Consider a 100-mile-per-charge electric vehicle with a cost of $5 per charge. What price point would send you to buy an electric car?
Go to the survey page to have your say, but you can preview the questions here.
1. Consider a 100-mile-per-charge electric vehicle with a cost of $5 per charge. What cost point would send you to buy an electric car?
- The Telsa is awesome! I'm signing up for one at the $55,000-$75,000 price point.
- The Nissan LEAF SV and others at about $30,000 have my attention. That's my next car.
- These prices are just too high for me, especially for a new technology. The price would have to drop to less than $20,000 before I'd reach for my wallet.
- No way I'd ever buy electric as long as electric power comes from dirty coal. •
- I take my bicycle. I don't need any car.
- Electric cars? No way. I've always driven a gas-powered car and always will.
2. What kind of fuel do you think would provide the best energy future?
- We have enough oil to make gasoline for the rest of my life, so I'm sticking with that.
- We need a reliable electric battery-- powered by renewable energy like wind and solar.
- We need a reliable electric battery-- powered by new sources like algae, tornado pools, lightening and more.
- We should be using natural gas to power our cars: it's much cleaner that oil.
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