Time for Nissan to step up their game. What do you guys think, as in are they up to it ?Tesla’s design guru stated that this vehicle, which is often referred to as the Tesla Model C (C is for compact), would feature distinctive styling and a target base price of approximately $30,000.
That would be a fast moving target, going up constantly.KJD wrote:Unofficial Tesla Model C Sketches.
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It looks like one sweet ride. Much lower price point than the Model S.Time for Nissan to step up their game. What do you guys think, as in are they up to it ?Tesla’s design guru stated that this vehicle, which is often referred to as the Tesla Model C (C is for compact), would feature distinctive styling and a target base price of approximately $30,000.
The Pontiac Aztek? Oh wait, whoever designed that is still in protective custody.evnow wrote:Sketched by an intern ... when was the last time an automaker used that as the basis of an important car ?
evnow wrote:Sketched by an intern ... when was the last time an automaker used that as the basis of an important car ?
You need a certain amount of experience to make anything practical. An intern might come up with a nice idea for a website ... car design is a different matter all together.TomT wrote:Sometimes fresh blood has the best ideas...
This is the kind of "Premium Compact" design that would put me in a Tesla. S and X are just too much car for my taste.KJD wrote:Unofficial Tesla Model C Sketches...
I am with you on that one. I look forward to the day when we can compare the Nissan Leaf, BMW i3, and Tesla Model C. Compare price vs range vs everything else.KeiJidosha wrote:This is the kind of "Premium Compact" design that would put me in a Tesla. S and X are just too much car for my taste.KJD wrote:Unofficial Tesla Model C Sketches...