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"Cumbria Police Unveils Two Tesla Cars for Trial Period"
In a recent announcement, Cumbria Police disclosed the acquisition of two electric vehicles from Tesla as part of an experimental initiative. The police force, which welcomed the vehicles on Monday, plans to conduct thorough testing until the culmination of July, according to an official statement.
The trial is being fully funded by Tesla, Cumbria Police said. "Cumbria Police Unveils Two Tesla Cars for Trial Period"
In a recent announcement, Cumbria Police disclosed the acquisition of two electric vehicles from Tesla as part of an experimental initiative. The police force, which welcomed the vehicles on Monday, plans to conduct thorough testing until the culmination of July, according to an official statement.
Remarkably, the entire endeavor is underwritten by Tesla, with the manufacturer generously covering all associated charging expenses, as confirmed by a spokesperson for the force. These vehicles, a Model Y and a Model 3, will be actively deployed by Cumbria's roads policing unit to bolster operational patrols in the region.
"Tesla Model Y and Model 3: Speed and Range Specs Unveiled"
Tesla has disclosed the performance specifications for its Model Y and Model 3 electric vehicles, providing insights into their capabilities. According to the manufacturer, the Model Y boasts a top speed of 135mph (217km/h) and a remarkable range of up to 331 miles (522km). On the other hand, the Model 3 can reach speeds of up to 125mph (201km/h) and offers a commendable range of up to 390 miles (628km).
Notably, these electric vehicles have already been spotted on active patrol duty in Carlisle, signaling their integration into operational activities.
Furthermore, Cumbria Police's spokesperson highlighted that other police forces are also currently engaged in trial programs with Tesla vehicles, indicating a broader trend toward adopting sustainable transportation solutions in law enforcement.
Tesla has been approached for comment.
Source: BBC
