DETROIT, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Tesla Motors Inc Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk disputed claims in a Feb. 8 New York Times article that the battery-powered Tesla Model S performed poorly in cold-weather testing. In a blog post Thursday morning on the company's web site, Musk said the Times article, by author John Broder, "does not factually represent Tesla technology." In Musk's post, Tesla published data logs it said were taken from the Times test drive, and ...
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