The Tesla Roadster has been teased since 2017, promising insane speed and range — but never delivered.
– 0–60 mph in 1.9 second – Over 250 mph top speed – 620-mile range – Price: $200,000
Production was planned for 2020. Then came 2021, 2022, 2023… and still no Roadster.
Tesla has started hiring engineers for a new “Roadster battery,” signaling that development isn’t dead yet.
In a podcast with Joe Rogan, Musk said the Roadster will have “crazy, crazy technology” — even crazier than James Bond.
Musk teased that the car might actually “hover” or perform short lifts using rocket-style thrusters.
The optional SpaceX package could include cold-air thrusters to boost acceleration and possibly lift the car slightly.
Experts say a true flying car is unlikely — the Roadster may just hover for seconds using fan-based lift systems.
Musk says the Tesla Roadster demo will happen by the end of the year. Will it fly or just wow onlookers?
After years of waiting, fans are ready to see if Musk’s boldest EV will finally become reality.