For a couple of years now, the dream ride has been in a Tesla Roadster. You strap in, feel the instantaneous surge of power, maneuver the curves above Palo Alto on electrons.
The next ride won't be the Tesla S Sedan, it will be Tesla the stock.
Tesla Motors has filed an IPO plan with the SEC to raise $100,000,000 in a public offering.
Tesla will stop production of the Roadster in 2011. The electric sedan is meant to appear in 2012.
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