Tesla Semi

Oh, and Elon claims he's designed a submarine car.

It's remarkably fast for its size.

At least the test version does

30 will go to customers for field testing this year

Tesla just released a new video that appears to exist for no other reason than to recap Tesla. There are coupes and SUVs going fast, batteries and a gigafactory, a couple of semis, "The machine that makes the machine," and lots of shots of active, intense factory workers. There's also, at the 0:15-second mark, a tease of some new Tesla half built and half hidden under a sheet. We will assume this is the Model Y. And at the 1:05 mark we get a few seconds of the coming Roadster cockpit looking lik

"We are estimating that we could have pay back within a year-and-a-half based on energy usage as well as lower maintenance cost," says DHL executive Jim Monkmeyer.

Companies who reserved the big truck are preparing the infrastructure now

It's so quiet compared to its diesel brethren.

Musk hinted the new truck might be bigger than an F-150 'to account for a really gamechanging feature.'

According to the report, the deal is worth $25 million, at $200,000 per truck.

The scrappy startup is targeting the same regional-hauling market as Tesla.

More than a dozen companies have ordered so far.

Tesla's commercial truck is unique in many ways.