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Elon Musk was the first to go against sanctions against Russia: his electric cars are already here
SPEEDME: sales of the new Tesla Model Y in Russia started from 7.2 million rubles
Elon Musk was the first to go against sanctions against Russia: his electric cars are already here
SPEEDME: sales of the new Tesla Model Y in Russia started from 7.2 million rubles
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Tesla Model Y has returned to the Russian market with a larger power reserve. According to the publication SPEEDME.RU, a dealer from Moscow has acquired the 2024 Long Range version at a price of 7.2 million rubles. The electric crossover is equipped with all-wheel drive and a power of 345 hp, which allows it to accelerate to 100 km / h in 5 seconds. The travel range of 533 km makes the model one of the most energy efficient on the market. The interior uses high-quality materials, combining fabric and leather, which provide comfort and a modern look. Tesla Model Y is equipped with advanced safety systems, including ABS, ESP, airbags and traction control. Electric heated windshields and wiper blades provide winter comfort. Multimedia with a large screen, rear camera, keyless entry system and cruise control make traveling comfortable. Previously, other versions of the Tesla Model Y were delivered to Russia, including a horse-power modification 500 in Midnight Cherry Red. However, their deliveries were temporarily suspended.
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SPEEDME: sales of the new Tesla Model Y in Russia started from 7.2 million rubles
Tesla Model Y has returned to the Russian market with a larger power reserve. According to the publication SPEEDME.RUa Moscow dealer now has the 2024 Long Range version priced at 7.2 million rubles. The electric crossover is equipped with all-wheel drive and a power of 345 hp, which allows it to accelerate to 100 km / h in 5 seconds. A power reserve of 533 km makes the model one of the most energy efficient on the market.
The crossover is finished in blue with a white interior, equipped with a wide roof, sports seats with lumbar support and dual-zone climate control. The interior uses high quality materials, combining fabric and leather, providing comfort and a modern look.
Tesla Model Y is equipped with advanced safety systems, including ABS, ESP, airbags and traction control. An electrically heated windscreen and wiper areas provide winter comfort. Multimedia with a large screen, rear camera, keyless entry system and cruise control make traveling comfortable.
Before that, other versions of the Tesla Model Y were delivered to Russia, including a 500-horsepower modification in Midnight Cherry Red. However, their deliveries were temporarily suspended.
2024-11-18 20:26:00
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Hello and welcome to World Today News. We have with us today two expert guests to discuss the recent development of Tesla’s presence in the Russian market and the implications of Elon Musk’s decision to continue selling electric cars in the country despite ongoing sanctions. First, we have Sergei Petrovich, an automotive analyst with a focus on electric vehicles, and secondly, we have Maria Ivanova, a political commentator with expertise in international relations.
Sergei, you have been following the development of the electric car market in Russia for some time now. Can you provide us with your perspective on why Tesla’s decision to continue sales in Russia despite sanctions might be significant?
Sergei Petrovich: Well, first of all, Tesla’s decision to continue sales in Russia is indeed remarkable and unexpected. It shows that Elon Musk is not afraid to break the norms and go against the grain, which is typical of his entrepreneurial spirit. In terms of the broader impact on the Russian market, this could signal a potential shift in policy towards electric vehicles. The Russian government has been investing heavily in its electric vehicle industry in recent years, and Tesla’s presence could provide a much-needed boost to the development of infrastructure and consumer demand. Additionally, it sends a message to other automakers that there is a market opportunity in Russia, which may lead to increased competition and lower prices for electric cars overall.
Maria, as a political commentator, what are your thoughts on this move by Elon Musk? Do you think it will help alleviate some of the consequences of the sanctions, or is it more of a business decision on his part?
Maria Ivanova: It’s a complex question because it touches on both business and politics. On the one hand, it is clear that Elon Musk is a savvy businessman who sees an opportunity in the Russian market despite the sanctions. On the other hand, his decision also sends a message to the world that some companies are willing to bypass sanctions if it means making a profit. This could potentially undermine the effectiveness of sanctions as a tool for foreign policy. In terms of its impact on the Russian people, it’s hard to say. While Tesla’s presence in the market could bring some benefits in terms of technology
