It’s not uncommon at all for people to get sick when they go to high altitude areas. There’s just a lot less oxygen when you get to eight, nine, and ten thousand feet. Like us, cars that run on combustion engines breathe air, and they don’t do too well in … [continued]
Tesla recently displayed the Model 3 that participated in the 2020 Pike’s Peak International Hillclimb at its Fremont factory. Unplugged Performance shared the news on Twitter along with a thank you to Tesla’s team for taking good care of the vehicle. “We especially loved the selfies taken by Tesla factory … [continued]
Unplugged Performance offers a sneak peek at its new Model 3 racer set to take on the Pike’s Peak International Hillclimb!
Honda may have more plans for electric vehicles than it has initially let on, as Honda’s head of R&D recently broke the news that the next-generation Acura NSX may pull from the NSX-inspired 1,000 horsepower fully electric beast that it took to the infamous Pike’s Peak challenge. That’s tasty.
Gebrüder Weiss, a European logistics company, recently announced that the company’s Peak Evolution Team has achieved a remarkable feat: setting a new world altitude record for EVs. After going up the western ridge of Ojos del Salado, the highest active volcano on the planet, the team reached an astonishing height … [continued]
This is a cover-up … literally!
It’s easy to think that cars haven’t changed much in the last 70 years. After all, they have the same basic parts (windows, doors, seats, steering wheel, pedals) and they work in much the same way (they sit on 4 wheels and 2 or 4 of them get power from … [continued]
What do you get when you cross a Tesla Model S Plaid with a minivan?
Unplugged Performance opens a new facility built to build complete high-performance and race-prepped Teslas.
That’s a wrap, people! The first-ever Electrify Expo live show took place this past weekend at the Orange County Great Park in Irvine, California, and I’m still recovering. Nearly twenty thousand people showed up for the event, with about 4,000 of them showing up before the gates even opened on Saturday … [continued]
