Tesla's Flying Roadster With SpaceX Thrusters Hits 60 MPH In 0.81 Seconds
Nearly a decade after its initial announcement, Tesla’s long-delayed Roadster 2.0 has finally debuted, showing off sub-1-second acceleration and rockets that allow it to fly.
Turns out the future does have flying cars https://t.co/6fexPp6SXI— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 16, 2026
Has it been that long since Elon Musk first revealed the car back in 2017, where he had promised a 2020 market launch? In the years since, there have been repeated delays, growing skepticism, and not to mention leaving prospective buyers who put down five-figure deposits with nothing to show for it. Fast forward to October 15, the electric supercar finally re-emerged with a dramatic design (didn't Tesla get the memo that the Roadster is supposed to be a roadster?) and mind-bending performance worthy of an action movie set. Musk took the stage at a reveal event in McGregor, TX, to reiterate that the vehicle is all about...
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