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#1 that was never their name
#2 doesn't really go with the naming conventions they've started with S and X
I like Bluestar but the problem is what happens to the name in other languages. For example, in Japan to be blue sometimes has a connotation similar to greenhorn (You're new at it so please make allowances for not being very good). So while not very imaginative, the letter or letter-number combination has the least language implications. Of course, you don't want 4219 as a model name either.
LOL! Jerry, you must speak Japanese. (for those that don't, "4219" spelled out in Japanese can also mean "I go to die" - truly an inauspicious name for a car)
Liz G
P03056
Assuming Tesla will continue with their alphabet naming scheme here is a list of names they should immediately discard:
Model F - a failure obviously
Model Y - why buy this car
Model L - heLL
Model P - remember to cross your legs while driving
On the serious side Model E has my vote.
Model F - a failure obviously
Model Y - why buy this car
Model L - heLL
Model P - remember to cross your legs while driving
On the serious side Model E has my vote.
al_chumley
Member
I like the Model T connotations, but to avoid confusion, how about Model ET 
I was thinking "Tesla AC" might be a cool name for one of their cars.
I was thinking "Tesla AC" might be a cool name for one of their cars.
They'll need to upgrade to a 4G connection on that model. :biggrin:I like the Model T connotations, but to avoid confusion, how about Model ET
I like the Model T connotations, but to avoid confusion, how about Model ET
I was thinking "Tesla AC" might be a cool name for one of their cars.
o yeah those are my initials! The Model ET, it's out of this world." :wink::biggrin::tongue:
