Electric cars in Angola? No, they are not yet successful. But with gasoline at 115 kwanzas, surely many should be thinking about using a hybrid car (which optimizes gasoline consumption, ranging to electric power).
If you are thinking of buying a electric car, you will surely find one of Tesla's models, a company with extensive experience in the field, in the shopping catalog.
During this week, Tesla had its shares valued at more than 7,6% after news involving the success of the latest electric vehicle model, the Tesla S P85D. This car surpassed the magazine's quality scale score Consumer Reports, considered the largest independent publication of product testing in the world.
Before the Tesla S P84D the scale had 100 points possible. After Tesla appeared, the magazine had to make changes to the evaluation methodology due to the car's exceptionally strong performance and gave 103 points to the electric car.
Jake Fisher, the director of vehicle testing at Consumer Reports, was simple and to the point: “This is the best car we've ever tested” (the magazine has been around for 79 years and a similar test has never been seen). Tests can be found on the official website of Consumer Reports
But what made the experts so admired?
A acceleration and efficiency of the car engine. The car leaves 0 - 96 km / h in 3,5 seconds! (for an electric car, it's absolutely spectacular)
According to the magazine's publication:
This is a glimpse of what we can expect in the future where cars have supercar performance and the comfort, convenience and safety features of a luxury car while remaining extremely efficient. All this without consuming a single drop of gasoline
Honestly, even I was curious to test this car… But before that, you have to be aware of the price of the car: about 125 from USD (well, curiosity dropped a little).
