Tesla Motors

Everyone who works here is fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyne! Wear your nice shoes and leave your SO at home. Nice cars and service, too.

Love my car… hate Park Meadows supercharging station! If you plan on relying on this station to keep your car on the move do not buy a Tesla.
They do not keep the stations up, charges are not nearly as good as others AND there is never availability. Between the test cars being plugged in 100% of the time and folks spending hours at mall you rarely get a station available. Holiday season you can count on random cars parking at the stations too.
Tesla…install more stations at Park Meadows or other location in area.

If you are in the market for a Tesla, I’d highly recommend coming into this location and placing your order in person vs. just doing it online by yourself. Sure, it’s great to be able to buy a $ 100K car from the comfort of your house while in your PJs, but there’s something to be said for getting the full retail experience. There’s absolutely zero sales pressure and they will take the time to answer your questions, and even give you advice about which options are worth the extra money. Plus, they’ll likely throw in some sweet swag to go with your new eco ride.
We loved buying ours with Stephen (Store Manager), but everyone there is great to work with.

For a car information location in a mall this one is great! A few display models and some merchandise. The staff is open to questions even when they know you are truly window shopping. If you haven’t seen a Tesla up close swing in and be in aww of this well made eco friendly vehicles

Only place in Colorado to sit inside a Model S! If you spends hours on the design studio on the website but really want to see all the intricate details, this showroom is the way to go. Until more pop up this is the go to place to feel the seats, play with the touchscreen, and chat all things Tesla with the people on the floor.
No pressure and very inviting environment. I can’t wait until the P85D rolls into the showroom. I’d really like to compare the next gen seats to the current iteration. I’m hoping to set up a test drive soon, although I don’t think the P85D will be available for test drive. Too much risk involved and nowhere to showcase the acceleration safely!
If you’re a Tesla fan at all, head here to see it in person ! Can’t wait to see Model X when it gets here at the end of next year.

Yeah, this place is good as a dealership gets. Its in the nall. It has interactive displays.
And the sales people aren’t pushy.. .probably because very few people come to buy a car
and damn, aren’t these the coolest cards this side of a delorian
So when you are at the Apple store, stop by the Telsa store for your 1 to 2 geek punch.

Interesting way to sell a car… In a mall.
Overall I’m not impressed with the car overall. If you have an electric car, why do you have to «ghee whiz» it up with full electric and electronic gadgets. Use a normal door latch and handle rather than an electric release.

The Tesla store at Park Meadows Mall is neat, but not super-​neat or blow-​your-​mind neat. The store is downstairs between Nordstrom’s and Macy’s (and across from the Apple Store). Once inside, if you’re interested in the Model S, the most you can do is to sit in what amounts to a mock-​up of a car that’s not yet produced, or in a non-​operative version of one of Tesla’s cars that is in limited production – the Roadster. The virtual design center for the Model S let’s you pick paint color, wheel type and roof-​trim, and that’s it. The people are nice but when they don’t have anything operative to show you it’s hard for them to be impressive talking about things that so far don’t exist or which you can’t experience firsthand.
My advice for now (if you’re interested in the Model S), is to just go to the website (
) and forget making the trip to the mall, unless you’re one of those unfortunate folks who lives around the mall, or happens to be going there for some other reason. Tesla’s a smart company. They’re establishing a system of sales shops in advance of their production dates for what will probably be their leading model. But right now the place is mainly a tease and not a satisfying showroom experience. (Unless you wanna buy the Roadster, that is).
Having said that, however, it was kinda neat to get to sit in the beta sample of the Model S. While you can’t go anywhere and some of the finish will be different on the production models, at least most of the interior electronics were operative and the 17″ computer screen certainly rocks. It’s definitely gonna be a huge step up from a Prius or any other urban transport vehicle. Beware, however, that you only get to sit in the car and get the controls demonstration if you’ve paid your (refundable) deposit to get one of those Model S babies next year. Otherwise, it’s lookee but no touchee, and you just get to stand on the outside of the ropes and think, «Wow. That looks reallllly nice.»