‘Rare’ 2010 Teslas found in a Chinese shipping container

Brand new 2010 Tesla Roadsters have been found mysteriously in a shipping container in China.

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Bought in 2010 by a Chinese businessman, the vehicles have never been used.

The cars would have been kept in a container all these years, according to reports business from within.

An American company has acquired three electric cars found in the container.

Once in the United States, the luxury cars were put up for auction.

A buyer has already placed an offer of $500,000 for the three cars.

business from within It states that the value of the cars may exceed half a million dollars.

Iconic model

The Tesla Roadster is one of the first models produced by the American company led by Elon Musk.

Between 2008 and 2012, only 2,500 cars were produced, all of which sold for more than $100,000 USD.

A new version of the Roadster should soon be marketed by Tesla, while the manufacturer has faced production delays.