Tesla charges up Roadster 3.0 with 400 mile range

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Battery upgrade and aerodynamic improvements should see 50 per cent increase in distance travelled without recharging

Tesla has updated its Roadster electric sports car with a new battery enabling it to drive up to 400 miles on a single charge. The upgraded battery pack and aerodynamic tweaks should increase the range...

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