Unplugged Performance now sold directly at the Nürburgring!

Tesla tuner from USA now sells directly at the Nürburgring - drive there, install, ready and go! Electric vehicles are the new milestones, and the pioneers of the vehicles are undisputed, the models from Tesla. The specialty of electric vehicles is that the full power on "button“To be able to retrieve. A Tesla Model S or Model X promises a lot of fun on the legendary German Nürburgring-Nordschleife - Or maybe not. According to reports, the extremely fast performance versions do not last the entire route. Model 3 from Tesla would be better here. And with a few modifications, according to a Nürnurgring YouTuber, it will be almost perfect for the exciting route of around 20 kilometers. In the meantime, several tuners in the USA are offering complete packages for even more nimble Teslas and one of the most famous tuners of them has now opened his shop directly at the German Nürburgring.

The Tesla tuner from the USA!

Unplugged Performance (UP) from California, which has now made a name for itself as a tuner especially for Tesla vehicles, even regularly organizes its own races. Pikes Peak is probably the most demanding mountain race in the USA. UP took part here this year with a Tesla Model 3 and initially had to struggle with initial difficulties. The tuned Tesla from UP got into a serious accident during training and threatened to be canceled for the race. However, with the support of Tesla and other mechanics, the electric car was restored in good time so that the tuner could take part in the race with his Model 3 and even win the race in its own class. The company recently tweeted that Tesla drivers can experience at least something similar at the Nürburgring in Germany. According to the information from the tweet, the company's own tuning products are now available on the ring and can be installed directly on site in the workshop.

the full range of Unplugged Performance

The company also announced that events were also planned at several locations in Europe and at the Nürburgring in the future. A marketing manager from the Croatian electric car manufacturer Rimac, who is also a YouTuber, initially completed the Nordschleife in an unchanged Tesla Model 3 Performance. He then tried the same model with some racing applications, such as better brakes, a firmer chassis and wider tires. The YouTuber's résumé is clear. In his own words, he was already enthusiastic about the ride in the unchanged Model 3. The tuning model, however, is a "weapon" that he now wants to buy himself.

Increase in performance via pit stop

The marketing manager's tuning model does not come from UP, but from a similarly oriented company called Mountain Performance, but Unplugged Performance also offers the full range for track tuning and also complete body kits. The branch on the Ring is located in the Ring-Boulevard, which is already used by other tuning and brand shops. Tesla drivers can use a pit stop to have their production model tuned to the Nürburgring if they are not satisfied with the performance. If we receive more information in a timely manner, there will of course be an update for this report. You will be informed of this if you simply use ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!

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