1. Ben Franklin
   Galileo Galilei
2. Isaac Newton
   Nikola Tesla

The legacy of Nikola Tesla, the Serbian inventor, electrical engineer, and physicist lives on in the name of the car company. He is best known for contributing to the design of the modern AC electricity system, and the Tesla roadster uses an AC battery based on this design from 1882.

1. Bill and Melinda Gates
   Mickey Mouse and Goofy
2. Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning
   Donald Trump and Marco Rubio

Although Elon Musk is often thought of as the founder of Tesla, Eberhard and Tarpenning founded the company in 2003.

1. 1976
   1984
2. 2003
   2016

Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning incorporated Tesla Motors in 2003 and financed the company until the first official round of funding.

1. Bill Clinton
   Elon Musk
2. Nikola Tesla
   Walt Disney

Elon Musk is the former President of PayPal; founder, CEO and CTO of SpaceX; and chairman of the board at SolarCity.

1. Ann Arbor, Michigan
   Palo Alto, California
2. Berlin, Germany
   Sao Paolo, Brazil

Tesla was founded in California, and had an office in Michigan, but moved its corporate headquarters to the Stanford Research Park in Palo Alto financed in part through US$100 million in federal low-interest loans.

1. Tesla Hyperspeed
   Model 1
2. Tesla Roadster
   The Roadrunner

The Tesla Roadster accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds and has a battery charge range of 245 miles. More than 2400 Roadsters were sold worldwide.

1. A big battery for your cell phone
   A way to refuel quickly on road trips
2. A super fast car race
   The Tesla TV channel

A Supercharger are located along major interstates across the country and can refuel the battery in minutes not hours. There are 655 Supercharger stations with 3,966 Superchargers.

1. Roadster
   Model S
2. Model 3
   Model X

The Model S is expected to start at approximately $35,000 US, and the first delivery is expected in late 2017. Model 3 is a sedan that gets a range of 215 miles per charge.

1. 5
   29
2. 500
   1000

There are two ways to charge a Tesla at home - a mobile connector and a wall connector. One end of the mobile connector plugs into the charge port on the car and the other end plugs into an outlet. Adapters that are included when purchasing a Tesla are for a standard household outlet and a 240 volt outlet.

1. 5
   12
2. 52
   1000

There are two ways to charge a Telsa at home, a mobile connector and a wall connector. The wall connector is installed on a 240 volt circuit.

1. 1 cent
   $2.01
2. $15
   $100

It is estimated that you would use $2.01 of electricity to get 50 miles of charge on a Tesla battery, and therefore save $5.24 on the cost of the gasoline. If you use the Supercharger network - it would be free!

1. Dawn
   Noontime
2. Dusk
   Night

It might be less expensive to charge the Tesla at night because some utility companies have plans that vary the prices based on demand - in that case, demand is lowest at night, so prices are less.

1. There is no savings
   It is four times lower than a gas-powered vehicle
2. You actually save more using a gas-powered vehicle
   You can save a bundle on your insurance

It is cheaper to run an electric vehicle than gas powered vehicles. The cost of electricity for one year is four times less than the $1500-2500 that the average person spends per year on gas.

1. Model X
   Tes-UV
2. Tesla Highlander
   Vehicle X box

Model X is a sport utility vehicle with all-wheel drive and a 90 kWh battery with a range of 257 miles, and can go from zero to 60 mph in 3.2 seconds.

1. Model Model Model
   Sleek
2. Smiley
   Sex

It is said that Elon Musk wanted the first three models to spell "SEX" but settled for "S3X" -because the name "Model E" is held by Ford. If there is indeed a Model Y (as there has been some talk), the four models will spell "S3XY".

1. 5 centimeters
   5 inches
2. 17 inches
   24 inches

The 17 inch touchscreen controls most of the functions of the car including opening the sun roof, controlling the climate, and changing the radio station. It also shows all the information for media, navigation, communications, and vehicle data.

1. Yes
   No
2. What is this, the Jetsons?
   Don't be ridiculous!

For an extra $2500, the autopilot option will provide the car with the ability to scan for parking spaces, tell you that one is available, and then parallel park!

1. An alarm rings that sounds like an airhorn
   Elon Musk directs you himself
2. It displays the distance in inches
   It displays the distance in meters/yards

Instead of beeping or showing colors on your approach like more car sensors these days, the Tesla displays the distance from the obstacle in inches.

1. On the drivers door
   On the steering wheel
2. On the console
   There isn't one

The key to the Model S will start the car when you get in with the key, sit down, and close the door! It will also turn off the car in the reverse manner.

1. A protective bubble that wraps around the vehicle
   Activation of positive pressure inside the cabin to protect occupants
2. The ability to fly out of the Earth's atmosphere to be safe from harm
   A car made from Kevlar

The Model S has a medical grade HEPA air filtration system, removing 99.97% of particulate exhaust pollution and most other allergens, bacteria from the air inside the car. In bio-weapon defense mode, the positive pressurization provides maximum protection against hazardous external conditions.

1. At a dealership
   Online
2. From your family
   From Canada

You have to order your Tesla online, without bargaining or through a dealership - which is illegal in 48 states because cars need to be sold by a dealership and not directly from the manufacturer. There are storefronts for customers to learn about the cars.

1. Model A
   Model C
2. Model Y
   Tesla Tiny

There is no official word from Tesla, but there are rumors that the Model Y will follow the release of the Model 3.

1. The "get to my front door" button
   The "Summon" feature
2. The "Hello" feature
   The "Come Hither" feature

The summon feature lets you "call" your car - your car will come greet you at the front door in the morning - it will automatically park and unpark itself, and can also open and close the garage door automatically.

1. Energizer
   Duracell
2. Sony
   Panasonic

Unlike most car batteries which are one large battery cell, Tesla's battery is composed of thousands of small, cylindrical, lithium-ion cells like the ones used in laptops and other electronics devices.

1. A giant parking lot
   A place to mass produce batteries
2. A launch pad to the moon
   A storage facility for retired Tesla vehicles

Tesla, Panasonic, and other partners will combine forces in the Gigafactory production plant for lithium-ion batteries. The Gigafactory is located in Nevada and is expected to start production of battery cells in 2017.

1. The size of the facility - it's enormous!
   The amount of energy it will produce in batteries per year
2. It was made up by Willy Wonka
   It was chosen by one of Elon Musk's children

“Giga” is a unit of measurement that represents “billions”. The Gigafactory plans to produce batteries to an annual capacity of 35 gigawatt-hours. The Gigafactory will be powered by renewable energy sources too.

1. A free doughnut day at Tesla galleries
   Free coffee when you test drive an electric car
2. A pizza party at your home sponsored by the dealership
   A $7,500 federal tax credit and other state sponsored rebates

A $7,500 federal income tax credit is available when you purchase an electric vehicle (not just Tesla!). Many states offer additional incentives like rebates.

1. 2
   7
2. 10
   12

There is an option to add a second frame in the back that can contain two rear-facing seats, allowing the total capacity to increase from 5 to 7. The positioning and reframing adheres to safety standards, and the seats fold completely flat into the floor when not in use.

1. Clothes
   Makeup
2. Computer games
   Camping equipment

Blastar, the first computer program created by Elon Musk when he was 12 years old, was sold for $500.

1. A Grammy
   An Oscar
2. Motor Trend's 2013 Car of the Year
   A Tony

Among others, the Model S has also won Automobile Magazine's 2013 Automobile of the Year award, and tied for Consumer Reports' Best Car Ever Tested Award.

1. Automatically changes lanes with a tap of the turn signal
   Gets coffee for the owner in the morning
2. Steer around curves within the lane
   Match speed to traffic conditions

The Autopilot feature works at highway speeds and in traffic.

1. $10,000
   $1,000,000
2. $465,000,000
   A billion dollars

Tesla paid back the loan 9 years early!

1. A way to fly above the highway
   Moving at extreme speeds through tubes to a destination
2. A bridge from the Earth to the Moon
   A circular road around the Equator

Engineers from Tesla and SpaceX envision something like a new train system in which people would move through tubes in pods at extremely high speeds.

1. One dollar
   $100,000
2. $500,000
   One million dollars

As reported in 2014, Musk's annual salary is one dollar while the remainder of his compensation is in the form of stock and performance-based bonuses.

1. Clean Energy
   The internet
2. Space
   Fruit

Elon Musk has always been working towards changing the world, and believes we should all work together to help fix them.