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Tesla Continues UK Expansion With New Cheshire Store

Tesla-KnutsfordTesla is opening a new store in Knutsford, Cheshire. The store strengthens Tesla’s presence for customers in the North West, alongside the Warrington Supercharger station at The Park Royal.

The Canute Place store features the Model S design studio, the dual motor Model S rolling chassis and selected merchandise, and it will also serve as a base for test drives.

Tesla Knutsford continues the company’s unique approach to car retailing. Tesla’s stores, frequently located in city centres and shopping malls, are set up to help customers learn more about electric vehicles and the unique experience of driving Model S.

Tesla Motors has also announced plans to open a service centre in the North West to complement the Knutsford store.

In the UK, prices for the Model S start at £49,380 on the road, including the £5,000 government plug-in grant. UK Model S customers can also benefit from other government incentives including zero road tax, zero showroom tax and exemption from London Congestion Charge. The car is also eligible for the 100 percent First Year Allowance for company purchase and 0 percent Benefit in Kind, both of which last until April 2015.

Model S’s unmatched range and Supercharger network make long distance travel easy for drivers. A Supercharger replenishes half a charge in as little as 20 minutes. Supercharger stations are strategically placed along well-travelled routes to allow Model S owners to drive long distances with minimal stops.

In the UK, Superchargers stretch from Exeter to Edinburgh and links to the European Supercharger network via Maidstone. The European network extends from Northern Norway to Italy and Slovenia. Supercharging is free for Supercharger-enabled vehicles.

Tesla has energised more than 300 Supercharger stations with over 1600 Superchargers worldwide, making it both the largest and the fastest-growing fast-charging network in the world. In Europe, there are 123 Supercharger stations with over 660 Superchargers.

Jan 8, 2015Blagojce Krivevski
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Blagojce Krivevski is physicist and green technology lover. Keep in touch with Blagojce through his email, web site, Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook and Google+.

January 8, 2015 Electric Car Newstesla, Tesla Knutsford, tesla motors, Tesla Motors UK, tesla supercharger
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