The Tesla Roadster’s October reveal looks like another piece of pantomime — it’s a shame the once ground-breaking company doesn’t focus on cars anymore
- The new Tesla Roadster has been nine years in the making
- Some customers placed reservations for the vehicle back in 2017
- Rumors suggest the EV could use gas thrusters to aid acceleration
After years of delays and multiple shuffled goalposts, it looks like the next-generation Tesla Roadster will finally make its first public outing.
The official Tesla website posted a teaser image over the weekend that shows what appears to be a taillight, a large spoiler or rear diffuser and some sort of quad-thruster deployment spraying gas into the atmosphere.
There’s also a countdown clock, with the official Tesla account on X stating “Go for launch,” accompanied by the date 10.01, or October 1.
It is all typically cryptic, but some news outletshave flipped the image and said it looks more like an enormous rear spoiler with a light at the rear and thrusters beneath that, which would tally...
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