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When answering a question from an investor in 2018, Elon did try to end speculation on whether or not Tesla would ever build an electric motorcycle: While this seems like a very definitive answer to the question of whether or not Tesla will make a Motorcycle, Elon has also been known to change his mind from time to time. And while Elon may have personal reservations about the safety of motorcycles, the public’s desire for a more affordable EV solution than the lowest-priced Tesla—currently the Model 3—is still very high. We know that speculation about the Model 2’s price and release date comes from a similar need for affordability. Tesla Motorcycle Specs: Potential Range and Performance. Assuming that Tesla does end up creating an electric motorcycle called the Model M (or calls it something else, because Tesla’s acronym S3XY CARS gets weird if you add an M), here’s what we might see for its body type, features, and battery range. Regarding range, Tesla currently sets the minimum allowable range of their vehicles at about 300 miles. Could an electric motorcycle design reach that goal? So far, very few electric motorcycle designs have attempted a range higher than 200 miles per charge at highway speeds, with most typically falling in the 100-200 mile range bracket. Could Tesla engineers figure out how to make an electric motorcycle with 300 miles of range on a 20-25 kWh battery pack? We’d like to think so; at that point, a Tesla Motorcycle would come close to matching the longest range even for ICE motorcycles. What about 0-60 time and top speed? We can’t imagine Tesla letting the Harley-Davidson LiveWire ONE boast a faster acceleration, so the Model M would probably have a 0 – 60 mph time of less than 3 seconds. Top speed will likely be less impressive, but only because Tesla does tend to limit that factor on their vehicles. We wouldn’t anticipate the Model M doing more than 175 mph; more likely, the top speed limit would be set at a conservative 125-150 mph to protect the battery’s range. With all of these specs in mind, let’s move on to Model M pricing: A potential Model M would enter what’s becoming a somewhat saturated market for electric motorcycles, so it probably wouldn’t fall into the range of least expensive (like the $5,000-$6,000 SONDORS Metacycle or the less than $3,000 CSC City Slicker). Likely, a Tesla Model M would go into competition with the likes of the Harley Davidson LiveWire ONE, which has an MSRP of $22,799. A more reasonable competitor comparison for price and features might be the Energica Experia. With an MSRP of $23,750 and the judicious option to buy a 5-year battery warranty for just over $1000, the Experia falls in the higher middle range of prices for electric motorcycles. Soruları ve sorulara verdiğiniz cevapları kaydetmeyiniz, hiçbir şekilde slot dışarı çıkarmayınız.