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Tesla is a US brand&nbsp;that revolutionised&nbsp;the car industry, putting <a href="https://www.whatcar.com/best/best-electric-cars-2022/n17000">electric cars</a> in the limelight&nbsp;for the first time – helped by the personality and profile of boss Elon Musk.

Today, Tesla has a broader&nbsp;line-up than ever, with the <a href="https://www.whatcar.com/tesla/model-3/saloon/review/n19010">Tesla Model 3</a> saloon&nbsp;and <a href="https://www.whatcar.com/tesla/model-y/hatchback/review/n23624">Tesla Model Y</a> SUV the company's cheapest models. For those with bigger budgets or a need for more space, there's the larger <a href="https://www.whatcar.com/tesla/model-s/hatchback/review/n150">Tesla Model S</a> saloon and <a href="https://www.whatcar.com/tesla/model-x/hatchback/review/n161">Tesla&nbsp;Model X</a> SUV.&nbsp;A&nbsp;new Roadster, complete with supercar-beating acceleration, is also in the works.

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The first UK owners of the Tesla Model S electric car took delivery of their vehicles earlier this month, but you don't need to wait for owners' feedback to find out what this ground-breaking EV is like to drive – because What Car? is offering readers to the chance to find out for themselves.In an exclusive event based at Tesla's dealership in west London's Westfield shopping centre on Monday, July 7, What Car? readers will be invited to test drive a right-hand-drive version of the top-spec 85kW Performance Plus model – then tell What Car? what they think of the car.The Model S is a landmark for electric cars, combining sleek styling, an ultra-modern interior, impressive performance and, of course, seriously low running costs. It's even quite practical: two optional rear-facing child seats for the boot turn the hatchback into a seven-seater. Prices start at £49,900 for the entry-level 60kw model.

If you're interested in driving the Tesla Model S get in touch. If you're successful, you'll be allotted a dedicated time-slot between 11am and 5pm to test drive the car and talk to What Car? journalists about your experience.

To apply, please email the following information to readertestteam@whatcar.com:• Your name • Your age • Your mobile phone number • Your occupation • What car you currently drive • Where you'll be travelling from on the day • Why you want to drive the Tesla Model S • Where you first heard about this event (Twitter, Facebook, word of mouth, whatcar.com or elsewhere)Click <a href="https://www.whatcar.com/news/2014-tesla-model-s-review/n1606">here</a> to read more about the Tesla Model S.

The first UK owners of the Tesla Model S electric car took delivery of their vehicles earlier this month, but you don't need to wait for owners' feedback to find out what this ground-breaking EV is like to drive – because What Car? is offering readers to the chance to find out for themselves.

In an exclusive event based at Tesla's dealership in west London's Westfield shopping centre on Monday, July 7, What Car? readers will be invited to test drive a right-hand-drive version of the top-spec 85kW Performance Plus model – then tell What Car? what they think of the car.The Model S is a landmark for electric cars, combining sleek styling, an ultra-modern interior, impressive performance and, of course, seriously low running costs. It's even quite practical: two optional rear-facing child seats for the boot turn the hatchback into a seven-seater. Prices start at £49,900 for the entry-level 60kw model.If you're interested in driving the Tesla Model S get in touch. If you're successful, you'll be allotted a dedicated time-slot between 11am and 5pm to test drive the car and talk to What Car? journalists about your experience.