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FAST FACT: Tesla was founded in 2003, in San Carlos, California, by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning

Q: How many dollars did the first person to use Tesla's robotaxi service in Austin pay for their ride?

A: $ 4.20

Q: What is the name of the world's fastest production pick-up truck?

A: Tesla Cybertruck Beast

Q: Which car tuning company was the first to offer a customization program for the Tesla Roadster?

A: Brabus

Q: What was the name of the top-spec version of the Tesla Cybertruck?

A: Cyberbeast

Q: Where was the first Tesla restaurant with robot waiters opened?

A: Hollywood

Q: In what year did Tesla officially launch the dedicated Tesla Arcade platform?

A: 2019

Q: Which was the first Tesla model reported to integrate a Starlink satellite internet connection?

A: Tesla Model Y

Q: Which Chinese automaker is considered Tesla's biggest rival?

A: BYD

Q: What was Tesla's first fully autonomous, purpose-built vehicle designed exclusively for ride-hailing?

A: Tesla Cybercab

Q: In what year did Tesla produce its 7 millionth electric car?

A: 2024

Q: Which city received the world's first police fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks?

A: Las Vegas

Q: What was the Tesla Model 3 originally set to be called before Ford objected?

A: Tesla Model E

Q: Which Hyundai model was the first non-Tesla EV to feature a built-in North American Charging Standard (NACS) port?

A: Hyundai Ioniq 5

Q: Which Polestar model is considered the direct rival to the Tesla Model 3?

A: Polestar 2

Q: What was Tesla's entry into the commercial trucking market called?

A: Tesla Semi

Q: In what year was Tesla's Ludicrous Mode first available?

A: 2015

Q: What was Tesla's first fully driverless vehicle called?

A: Tesla Cybercab

Q: What is the steering wheel of the Tesla Model S Plaid called?

A: The yoke

Q: Which Tesla model is considered the first ever tuned electric car?

A: Tesla Roadster Brabus

Q: Which Tesla model was the first highway-legal, serial-production, all-electric car to use lithium-ion battery cells?

A: Tesla Roadster

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