Fremont police modified a Tesla Model S to be the first U.S. patrol car that's an electric vehicle and from Tesla. Prime Day Digital Culture Tech Science Life Social Good Entertainment Deals ...

For police cars, the benefits of electric driving could outweigh any drawbacks — and no, running out of battery during a chase isn’t a concern. The UP.Fit Tesla Model Y ...

A police chief who pushed to electrify his department’s patrol cars with Tesla Model 3 vehicles now says that the EVs might pay for themselves in less than two years. Last year, we reported on ...

Unplugged Performance has unveiled its UP.FIT Tesla Model S Plaid police patrol car at Sema – becoming the world’s quickest police patrol car. The Tesla tuner, through its UP.FIT division, has ...

It is difficult to say if the Model 3 will ever be used by police fleets around the world as the vehicle is still in its infancy. Traditionally, police forces, particularly those in the United ...

For now, it's worth noting that most police departments that have purchased all-electric vehicles for their patrol fleets have opted for Tesla vehicles, especially the Model Y and Model 3.

Tesla announced the Sentry Model in February, 2019, as an extra layer of protection added to its cars against theft. Essentially, Sentry Mode continuously monitors the car’s vicinity and reacts ...

Li said the car's 300 bhp forced-induction 3.0-diesel engine will deliver 420 lb-ft of torque and propel the vehicle from zero to 60 mph in 6.5 seconds, with a governed top speed of 155 mph.

In the end, while some fans were disappointed with the Model S Plaid’s ET of 10.41s (at 132 mph/212 kph), it proved more than enough to secure the win against the Big Tire Police Camaro’s 10 ...

The police department’s existing fleet consisted of Ford Explorer SUVs that cost around $37,000 to buy, compared to the Tesla Model 3’s $52,290 acquisition price.