Tesla Model S

With more than 750kW and 1400Nm on demand, Tesla’s monstrous Model S Plaid is as instantly addictive as it is shockingly fast

Tesla has reigned supreme over the electric vehicle market for a long time, but that looks set to change with the new Lucid Air

The past, present and future coalesce in three deliciously disparate super sports sedans.

The Tesla Model S flagship is fast, futuristic and cheap to run, but even at $202,000 you don’t get all the available options.

Autopilot and Ludicrous mode combine to make internal combustion rivals feel utterly antediluvian

Shocking acceleration and all-wheel drive grip from two electric motors amps up the talents of the Model S

Our first drive of the future