Tesla cuts ribbon on London store

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Company confirms all electric Model S will be available in the UK from £49,900

One of the world's most high-profile clean tech firms has opened its first store in the UK, as Tesla Motors this week cut the ribbon in its new 'retail design store' at London's Westfield Shopping Centre...

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