Tesla Motors' sports car Roadster

TOKYO, Japan - Tesla Motors Inc.'s Roadster electric sports car is exhibited at its showroom in Tokyo on Oct. 25, 2010, the eve of its public opening as the first dealer outlet in Asia for the U.S. venture company. The Roadster is priced at least 12.8 million yen in Japan.

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