In 2014, Tesla announced Tesla Autopilot, a driver-assistance system.
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In 2014, Tesla ended up adding a titanium plate to protect the Model S sedan's battery after some debris-related crashes led to cars catching fire.
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In 2014, The Daily Telegraph described the Model S as a "car that changed the world".
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In 2014, Tesla discontinued the P85, replacing it with the P85D ("D" stands for "dual").
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In 2014, Tesla introduced Autopilot, an advanced driver-assistance system developed by the automaker that amounts to partial vehicle automation.
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In early January 2014, Tesla issued a recall for Model S vehicles from 2013 due to the risk of overheating with the adapter, cord, or wall outlet during char…
In early January 2014, Tesla issued a recall for Model S vehicles from 2013 due to the risk of overheating with the adapter, cord, or wall outlet during charging.
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In 2014, The Daily Telegraph included the Model S on its list of "cars that changed the world" and called it the most important car of the last 20 years.
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In 2014, SolarCity announced plans to build a new manufacturing facility (now known as Giga New York) in Buffalo, New York, in coordination with the SUNY Pol…
In 2014, SolarCity announced plans to build a new manufacturing facility (now known as Giga New York) in Buffalo, New York, in coordination with the SUNY Polytechnic Institute, after acquiring Silevo, a maker of high-efficiency solar modules.
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In 2014, Nevada Department of Transportation advanced the otherwise dormant south extension.
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In 2014 Navigant estimated 100 MW electricity delivery which could be supplied (on average) by nearby wind turbines and roof solar panels, whereas a former T…
In 2014 Navigant estimated 100 MW electricity delivery which could be supplied (on average) by nearby wind turbines and roof solar panels, whereas a former Tesla logistics manager in 2016 estimated 300 MW to produce 35 GWh of battery capacity per year.
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As of 2014 [update], the projected capacity of Gigafactory for 2020 was to have been 35 gigawatt-hours per year of cells as well as 50 gigawatt-hours per yea…
As of 2014 [update], the projected capacity of Gigafactory for 2020 was to have been 35 gigawatt-hours per year of cells as well as 50 gigawatt-hours per year (5.7 MW) of battery packs.
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In 2014, SolarCity detailed plans to acquire Silevo for $200 million, subsequently scaling up plans for the Buffalo gigafactory.
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In 2014, Tesla evaluated a 1,500-acre (600 ha; 2 sq mi; 6 km 2 ) manufacturing site on U.S.
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By 2014, half of the factory area was in use.
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As of 2014 [update], less than 10% of charging came from Superchargers.
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In January 2014, the first coast-to-coast corridor was completed: from Los Angeles to Chicago via South Dakota, then to New York City.
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