'60 Minutes': Electric cars Video
'60 Minutes': Electric cars Video Transcript
>> This is the first all electric sports car, the Roadster, made by Tesla Motors.
>> Yeah, you can score it. No problem, it will be fun.
>> Alright, here I go. Are you ready? ^M00:00:11 [ Car speeding ] ^M00:00:12
>> The Chairman of Tesla, Elon Musk says the Roadster can accelerate from 0 to 60 in 4 seconds. It's propelled by more than 6,000 finger-size laptop batteries and not a single drop of oil.
>> Watch the full story, Sunday on 60 Minutes. Then come back to CNET on Monday for more.
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