Tesla
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- proper noun
- /ˈtɛzlə/
- As soon as Donald Trump won the election, Tesla stock price doubled.
- a Tesla Model X
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Watch on YouTubeOK, you must work at Tesla as CEO full time.
- OK, you must work at Tesla as CEO full time.
- Why this matters is that Tesla is mopping up.
- The sole driver and passenger of the Tesla passed away, died.
- We'll see earnings from Tesla, from SAP and Alphabet.
- OK Nevada did the deal with Tesla for the Geiga factory.
- between SpaceX and Tesla, and of course I try to spend.
- And then and then Tesla roadside failed me.
- There's no difference between Tesla, Microsoft and NVIDIA, right?
- But how I got the money to buy this Tesla well is another story.
- That someone's company car is a Tesla that just drove by.
- I've just been spending three weeks driving Tesla cars.
Examples
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"By any measure, the Tesla Model S is a truly remarkable automobile," MacKenzie wrote.
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In gas-guzzling America, the consensus is that the Tesla Model S is the best car of 2013.
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And so this is another new Tesla vehicle, I believe.
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OK, first question, when did Tesla release their first car?
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Sure it's expensive, but it's half the cost of the first Tesla sports car.
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I drove my first Tesla model.
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And so that's the Tesla Model Y.
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The high-end luxury market is a good place for Tesla to initially target.
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So this is the head of AI at Tesla, Andre Carpathy.
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The Tesla factory in California produces thousands of electric vehicles each month.
Compounds
- Specialized
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6.9
A device that makes very strong, quickly changing electric voltages and sparks
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tesla comes from the name of Nikola Tesla, a Serbian‑American inventor who worked with 'electricity' and electric motors. The car company uses his name to show it makes electric cars and works on new ideas about energy.