Celebs Who Drive Teslas
In 2008, the first Tesla vehicle was introduced. The Roadster was it. The Model S, the first luxury all-electric car in the world, was unveiled in 2014. Tesla's new sedan posted a 0-60 time of 2.28 seconds after brief testing with the Motor Trend crew; this is quicker than many Ferrari and Porsche models. Elon Musk, the CEO and founder of Tesla, is driving innovation and advancing the business. When it comes to transforming how we travel, he seems hungry. (Besides producing excellent electric vehicles, Musk also manages the SpaceX rocket division.) Model X was added to Tesla's car lineup in 2015. The X is the all-time fastest sport utility vehicle.
Zedd
Who? Zedd, I suppose. Although Google describes him as a "Russian-German record producer, D.J., musician, multi-instrumentalist, and composer," I'm unfamiliar with his work. Neat! His stage name is "Zedd," but his proper name is "Anton Zaslavski" since he spins records. He appears to be a relatively important figure in the EDM event scene and is concerned about the environment. Zedd purchased a Tesla Model S right out of the dealer's showroom. The feeling of entering a small boutique shop with a few Teslas and leaving in a gleaming Model S must be unique.
Zooey Deschanel
Here is Zooey with her Model S for the comedy and chick-flick fans. The actress, singer, and songwriter Zooey Deschanel—yes, we double-checked the spelling—appears to be a genuine Disney star but isn't. So let's avoid spreading rumors and move on to the Tesla, which is more significant. Everyone knows that the Model S functions somewhat like a mobile I.T. hub. The primary onboard computer receives a lot of programming. You may even activate the phony "underwater mode" by "hacking" the main panel. While you wait in traffic, pretend that you're James Bond and avoid assassins. By entering the access code in the main control panel, the user can access the customized "hacked" interface.
Harrison Ford
Despite having "Ford" as his last name, you won't see this guy driving an F150. Driving his futuristic Model S, the original Han Solo stays loyal to his sci-fi beginnings. Harrison Ford has a history of crashing private planes, but his Tesla appears unscathed. He must have superior driving skills than a pilot. In any case, he is staggering onto another private plane at the Santa Monica airport. We wish you safe travel, Han Solo, and we sincerely hope you are not the pilot. Fun fact: After the terrible crash-landing in Los Angeles shortly after takeoff, Harrison labeled himself a "schmuck." General Tesla Model S news from J.D. Power includes the following: "Two new interior design options
D.J.s, "Deadmau5"
Yes, at last! Another modified Model S with some distinction and variety. One of the more well-known D.J.s, "Deadmau5", is the owner of this Tesla that resembles the Ninja Turtles. At one time, Ghosts-n-Stuff took over the airwaves. The blacked-out rims on this bright green Model S lend a great finishing touch to the entire color scheme. This appears to be the Tesla S P85D, which has more than 600 horsepower and accelerates silently. Mr. Deadmau5 has a few gadgets packed with over 600 horsepower thanks to his estimated $12 million in wealth, but only this one is quiet—sort of the antithesis of his music. Not sure how safe that is to go from 0 to 60 in under 2.8 seconds with a sophisticated autopilot feature.
Jaden Smith
No, it's not Will Smith, but it is still a Fresh Prince family member. Here is Jaden, the Will Smith family's Freshest Prince. He appears to be flaunting his brand-new Model X in an impromptu photo shoot in a parking lot. It's impossible to criticize a car this cool and distinctive. It does have a minivan aspect to the grille area but looks at those doors rising. The Model X's 0-60 time of 6 seconds makes it the fastest SUV on the market, in line with other Tesla vehicles. It has a top speed of 130 mph, and the fully equipped vehicle costs about $140,000. Compared to other cars, it is still relatively uncommon to see
Verne Troyer
This is the list's "happy bonus" or "positive feelings" entry. Verne is one of the most excellent men in Hollywood and a real gentleman. He often engages with his fans on numerous social media platforms while being active online. Here is a picture of him taken from a video he posted of himself testing out the excellent little Model S. True, this isn't the "0-60 in 2.8 seconds" Model S. Still, even so, the toy version is highly realistic, and resembles the actual thing in many ways. You can trust it to be true because Tesla directly collaborates with the Radio Flyer firm, which creates and sells these "toys."
Ben Affleck
We cannot continue to hold it against him that he was terrible as Batman. Famous Hollywood actor Ben Affleck appears perplexed by the Tesla computer on board based on the image above. In the movie Gone Girl, wasn't he good? Moving on, Ben is a Model S owner and a fervent admirer of Tesla, at least according to Google. He has a Model S and has been seen driving it around Los Angeles numerous times. The Model S appears to be a prestige symbol and a declaration of environmental concern in Hollywood. If you have the means and choose to drive an electric vehicle instead of a Lamborghini every day, congrats.
Tony Hawk
Here is the one and only Tony Hawk, ladies, and gentlemen (a special mention to the female readers—we hope you're out there). Do you still play the "fakie ollie into a 50-50 rail grind" video game? Ah, the good old days when accumulating points was preferred over attempting to pay bills. Tony, who is 49 years old, is pretty dang cool. He by no means maintained a stock of his Model S. Here; he is displaying the modified vehicle after having the exterior chrome wrapped in 3M black satin material and the audiophile system upgraded with twelve speakers and 1,200 watts of power, all work reportedly completed by Al &'' Ed's Autosound. They also implemented an Escort ant-ticket system that notifies you.
Blake Griffin
