Tesla Roadster

The Tesla Roadster 1.5 was introduced in 2005 as the first production variant of the Tesla Roadster. It features an electric drivetrain with a 375V lithium-ion battery pack, producing 248 horsepower and achieving a range of approximately 245 miles per charge. This coupe variant is known for its lightweight construction and high-performance capabilities, showcasing Tesla's pioneering electric vehicle technology.

The Tesla Roadster 2.0 was introduced in 2008 as an upgraded version of the original Roadster. It offers enhanced performance with a more powerful electric motor producing 288 horsepower and a top speed of 125 mph. The range improved to about 244 miles, and it featured a redesigned interior with more comfort and advanced technology, solidifying its status as a luxury sports car.

The Tesla Roadster 2.5 was launched in 2010 as the final iteration of the Roadster lineup. This variant featured a refined exterior design and improved aerodynamics, along with a power output of 295 horsepower. The battery pack remained at 53 kWh, providing a range of approximately 244 miles. Enhanced performance features and a more luxurious interior made it the pinnacle of the Roadster series, representing Tesla's commitment to innovation and electric performance.

The Tesla Roadster Sport was introduced in 2009 as an enhanced version of the original Roadster. It features a 3-phase, 4-pole AC induction motor producing 288 hp, allowing for a quicker 0-60 mph time of just 3.7 seconds. This coupe variant includes upgraded performance features such as a sport-tuned suspension and improved aerodynamics. It was aimed at enthusiasts seeking greater performance and handling capabilities.