Tesla Model S to hit UK market in early 2014

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Incentives make Europe a very promising market for revolutionary electric sedan, company says

Tesla's all-electric Model S sedan could be on UK forecourts from early 2014, around the same time as the high-profile electric car firm hopes to deliver profitability following investment in the development...

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