This 2010 Tesla Roadster Model 2.5 is in great condition with only 50,906 miles on it! Not only is it helpful for your pocket with gas money but great for the environment. It has only been with one owner for the whole time! No problems at all! Super smooth ride with a kick that is very surprising for an electric car and really outperforms many sports cars like it. It comes with converter cable for Tesla power stations, J1772 converter for other charging networks, and a hardtop cover with a case! This car has never even left Northern California and has many roads that have yet to be explored so fulfill your electric dream with this great car!
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Kiwiadventure
Member
Are you really trying to sell a Tesla to Tesla owners with your write up.
1. Price: $59,000
2. I believe it does have supercharger access (selling for a friend, I don't know specifics) but I could be wrong
3. No upgraded battery
4. No issues ever! Just selling because it isn't used that much! Great car! Only 1 owner ever!
You are incorrect. Please do not advertise the car stating it has that capability. No 2008-2012 Tesla Roadster can use the Tesla Supercharger network. That is a fact. If you don’t know “specifics” about the car, don’t make assumptions.
Your “friend” the owner could easily join TMC and respond to specific questions to ensure accurate information is presented.
Some years ago someone on TMC had fashioned a way for Roadsters to use the Superchargers. The technology wasn't perfect and it was flaky and worked inconsistently but there was something of that ilk being used and discussed. I would classify it as prototype-level technology, at best. At least that how it was five or six years ago when it was discussed here.
Sig72
Member
NO. No Roadster has EVER had access to Superchargers. I know of a few folks, both internal to Tesla and external, (looking at you @hcsharp ) who have created the ability to change a Roadster's charge port to match that of S/3/X, but that doesn't mean the Roadster has Supercharger access. All Roadsters lack the hardware, firmware, and software to access Superchargers. The only way to ever fast charge a Roadster is if Tony Williams retrofits a J-Demo kit onto it. And that only grants access to 50kw Chademo stations, which are completely independent from Tesla Superchargers
CHAdeMo charging for Tesla Roadster
Full disclosure: I own a Roadster (as well as a Model 3 and Model S), currently work in the energy storage/EV charging field and used to work for Tesla
Some people take a mistake wayy to seriously. Just a mistake...
