Tesla Model S Plaid Event Presentation Starts at 8:15pm PDT, Confirms Company

Sarah Lee-Jones
5 years ago

Tesla model s event plaid

Tonight Tesla is holding its Model S Plaid delivery event, with the livestream set to start at 7pm PDT/10pm EDT.

While the livestream will being at 7pm PDT, Tesla has clarified the presentation will being at 8:15pm PDT/11:15pm EDT. So this means you have some time before the real presentation begins tonight.

The Telsa event livestream can be seen here: https://livestream.tesla.com/. Let’s see what Elon Musk and his team has in store for the full Model S Plaid reveal.

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sukisszoze
sukisszoze
4 years ago

So the event was to just give some details of the car..and that’s it!! Given the content, why was the live boardcast late..lol

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Gary
Gary
4 years ago
Reply to  sukisszoze

Typical ‘Elon time’ even on the start times of events. This should hopefully drum up some positive press for the Model S Plaid…

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