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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Tesla, from most recent to least.

DC Councilmember Introduces Bill To Install 7,500 Electric Car-Charging Stations

DC Councilmember Introduces Bill To Install 7,500 Electric Car-Charging Stations

UrbanTurf Staff | November 16th 2022

The proposed legislation aims to bring the new stations to DC by 2027.... read»

A Tesla Town?

A Tesla Town?

Nena Perry-Brown | July 12th 2021

In partnership with Brookfield and Dacra, the town would be "the first Tesla Solar neighborhood."... read»

Tesla Partners on Solar Panels For Existing Roofs

Tesla Partners on Solar Panels For Existing Roofs

Nena Perry-Brown | April 11th 2017

Nearly six months after unveiling a sleek line of solar roof tiles, Tesla has partnered with Panasonic on an exclusive solar panel option.... read»

Demand for Tesla's New Home Batteries Totals $800 Million

Demand for Tesla's New Home Batteries Totals $800 Million

Lark Turner | May 11th 2015

The potential market for the batteries is "crazy off-the-hook," according to CEO Elon Musk.... read»

Tesla Introduces a Home Battery

Tesla Introduces a Home Battery

Lark Turner | May 1st 2015

The battery can be used for powering a home during an outage or to manage fluctuations in energy for properties with solar panels.... read»

Zero to 60: 425 Mass to Unveil DC's First Car Charging Station

Zero to 60: 425 Mass to Unveil DC's First Car Charging Station

Mark Wellborn | January 10th 2011

If you have an electric car in the city, you will have a place to charge it come Wednesday. 425 Mass, Car Charging Group and Tesla Motors are hosting ... read»

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