Think Tesla's P90D Is The Bomb? Hacker Uncovers Future P100D In Tesla Firware Code

Tesla is on the cusp of releasing the highly anticipated Model 3 later this month, but that may not be the most exciting piece of news for performance-loving gearheads. While the Model 3 will hold everyone’s attention for now, it seems that a lone hacker who was digging into Tesla’s firmware has discovered plans for a super Model S called the P100D. If Jason Hughes, the well-known Tesla hacker behind the find, is speaking the truth, then we can expect to see a 100 kWh battery pack in the Model S in the future.
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TomM - 3/9/2016 5:16:41 PM

+2 Boost

Actually - the availability of a small battery pack that could be used to get EVs out of a remote area - to where they can recharge them - is probably the key to making the cars more competitive in the market. This could be the equivalent of the 5 gallon gas can.