Saturday, April 25, 2026

Tesla

Elon Musk might say some crazy stuff, but he’s right about at least one thing: his electric vehicles have changed the world. When the Model S launched in 2012, it was the first long-range, widely desired electric vehicle, and mainstream automakers have been struggling to catch up ever since.
Even though Ethiopia is late in catching up with the rest of the world, the first Tesla Model S entered the Ethiopian market through a car importer, Kahinos, this week. With an electric motor dedicated to each of the front and rear axles, the Model S offers full-time all-wheel drive no matter which version you choose.

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