Tesla Unveils Next-gen Roadster With Dazzling Aerial Stunts
WHO:
NY Post - Elon Musk expressed his delight after unveiling the new Tesla supercar, stating, "The Roadster."
CBS News Tech - Elon Musk unveiled Tesla's new Roadster during a livestreamed event at his SpaceX facility in Texas.
Bloomberg Markets - Tesla, led by CEO Elon Musk, showcased its new Roadster sports car.
WHAT:
Fast Company - The Roadster's range claim is now “over 300 miles,” down from the original promise of 620 miles.
Fast Company - The delivery date for the Roadster has been pushed to “2028, actually,” according to Musk.
Fast Company - The deposit for the new Roadster remains at $50,000.
Fast Company - The Roadster comes in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and Rocket, with the Rocket version being invite-only and featuring a “full flight system.”
Bloomberg Markets - The Roadster demonstrated its ability to race upside down, clinging to a giant inverted ramp.
Fast Company - The Roadster's design has been described as a combination of a Model Y and a Cybertruck, featuring scissor doors and an angular wedge shape.
Fast Company - The Roadster's Performance model is claimed to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 1.6 seconds, while the Thrust version can do it in under 0.9 seconds.
TechRadar - The Roadster has a claimed 0-60 mph time of under one second.
Mashable - Tesla's new Roadster can actually fly, marking a significant advancement in automotive technology.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Engadget - The event was described as exciting and featured various stunts.
CBS News Tech - The Roadster uses high-pressure air thrusters to leave the road entirely during a livestreamed event at his SpaceX facility in Texas.
Mashable - Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster after years of delays, but it still managed to surprise us.
TechRadar - The Tesla Roadster has a claimed top speed of 230 mph and can accelerate from 0-60 mph in under one second.
Bloomberg Markets - Tesla demonstrated the new Roadster by driving up a ramp, performing a controlled flip, and executing aerial stunts using air thrusters.
Fast Company - The Roadster showed off its ability to do absolutely useless stuff that no car has ever done before.
Fast Company - The Roadster's range claim is now “over 300 miles,” down from the original promise of 620 miles.
Fast Company - The delivery date for the Roadster has been pushed to “2028, actually,” according to Musk.
Fast Company - The deposit for the new Roadster remains at $50,000.
TechRadar - The Roadster can perform a barrel roll, climb walls, and reach speeds of 230 mph.
Mashable - Tesla's new Roadster can actually fly, marking a significant advancement in automotive technology.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
CBS News Tech - Elon Musk unveiled Tesla's new Roadster, which uses high-pressure air thrusters to leave the road entirely during a livestreamed event at his SpaceX facility in Texas.
NY Post - Kalshi bettors are putting the odds of a potential SpaceX-Tesla merger at over 50% for early next year.
Fast Company - The Roadster's range claim is now “over 300 miles,” down from the original promise of 620 miles.
Fast Company - The delivery date for the Roadster has been pushed to “2028, actually,” according to Musk.
Fast Company - The deposit for the new Roadster remains at $50,000.
Fast Company - The Roadster comes in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and Rocket, with the Rocket version being invite-only and featuring a “full flight system.”
Fast Company - The Performance model uses fans that suck the car onto the road for grip, allowing it to cling to an inverted ramp.
Fast Company - The Thrust version adds rear cold-gas thrusters, allowing it to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 0.9 seconds.
Fast Company - The Rocket version, which is invite-only, seats one person and carries thrusters all around its body.
Fast Company - Musk stated, “Now, I should say that this is not necessarily a safety-optimized car. But it takes the fun meter to 11 out of 10.”
Fast Company - Musk added, “if safety is your number one goal, do not buy the Roadster.”
Fast Company - The Roadster demonstrated its ability to jump over a Model 3, a Model Y, a Cybertruck, a Tesla Semi, and a Cybercab during the event.
Fast Company - The Roadster's Performance model is claimed to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 1.6 seconds, while the Thrust version can do it in under 0.9 seconds.
TechRadar - The Roadster's design has been described as a combination of a Model Y and a Cybertruck, featuring scissor doors and an angular wedge shape.
TechRadar - The Tesla Roadster has a claimed top speed of 230 mph and can accelerate from 0-60 mph in under one second.
Mashable - Tesla's new Roadster can actually fly, marking a significant advancement in automotive technology.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Engadget - The event was described as exciting and featured various stunts.
TechRadar - The Roadster can perform a barrel roll, climb walls, and reach speeds of 230 mph.
Newsweek - Elon Musk unveiled a Tesla Roadster capable of aboveground hovering.
CBS News Tech - The Roadster is equipped with "ultra high-pressure air tanks."
NY Post - Kalshi bettors are putting the odds of a potential SpaceX-Tesla merger at over 50% for early next year.
Fast Company - The Roadster's range claim is now “over 300 miles,” down from the original promise of 620 miles.
Fast Company - The delivery date for the Roadster has been pushed to “2028, actually,” according to Musk.
Fast Company - The deposit for the new Roadster remains at $50,000.
Fast Company - The Roadster comes in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and Rocket, with the Rocket version being invite-only and featuring a “full flight system.”
Fast Company - The Performance model uses fans that suck the car onto the road for grip, allowing it to cling to an inverted ramp.
Fast Company - The Thrust version adds rear cold-gas thrusters, allowing it to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 0.9 seconds.
Fast Company - The Rocket version, which is invite-only, seats one person and carries thrusters all around its body.
Fast Company - Musk stated, “Now, I should say that this is not necessarily a safety-optimized car. But it takes the fun meter to 11 out of 10.”
Fast Company - Musk added, “if safety is your number one goal, do not buy the Roadster.”
Fast Company - The Roadster demonstrated its ability to jump over a Model 3, a Model Y, a Cybertruck, a Tesla Semi, and a Cybercab during the event.
Fast Company - The Roadster's Performance model is claimed to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 1.6 seconds, while the Thrust version can do it in under 0.9 seconds.
TechRadar - The Roadster's design has been described as a combination of a Model Y and a Cybertruck, featuring scissor doors and an angular wedge shape.
TechRadar - The Tesla Roadster has a claimed top speed of 230 mph and can accelerate from 0-60 mph in under one second.
Mashable - Tesla's new Roadster can actually fly, marking a significant advancement in automotive technology.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Engadget - The event was described as exciting and featured various stunts.
Bloomberg Markets - Tesla showcased its new Roadster sports car in a demonstration where it drove up a ramp, did a controlled flip, and performed other stunts using air thrusters developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Mashable - Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster after years of delays, but it still managed to surprise us.
TechRadar - The Roadster has a claimed 0-60 mph time of under one second.
CBS News Tech - The Roadster uses high-pressure air thrusters to leave the road entirely during a livestreamed event at his SpaceX facility in Texas.
Fast Company - The Roadster's range claim is now “over 300 miles,” down from the original promise of 620 miles.
Fast Company - The delivery date for the Roadster has been pushed to “2028, actually,” according to Musk.
Fast Company - The Roadster comes in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and Rocket, with the Rocket version being invite-only and featuring a “full flight system.”
Fast Company - The Performance model uses fans that suck the car onto the road for grip, allowing it to cling to an inverted ramp.
Fast Company - The Thrust version adds rear cold-gas thrusters, allowing it to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 0.9 seconds.
Fast Company - The Rocket version, which is invite-only, seats one person and carries thrusters all around its body.
Fast Company - Musk stated, “Now, I should say that this is not necessarily a safety-optimized car. But it takes the fun meter to 11 out of 10.”
Fast Company - Musk added, “if safety is your number one goal, do not buy the Roadster.”
Fast Company - The Roadster demonstrated its ability to jump over a Model 3, a Model Y, a Cybertruck, a Tesla Semi, and a Cybercab during the event.
Fast Company - The Roadster's Performance model is claimed to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 1.6 seconds, while the Thrust version can do it in under 0.9 seconds.
TechRadar - The Roadster's design has been described as a combination of a Model Y and a Cybertruck, featuring scissor doors and an angular wedge shape.
TechRadar - The Tesla Roadster has a claimed top speed of 230 mph and can accelerate from 0-60 mph in under one second.
Mashable - Tesla's new Roadster can actually fly, marking a significant advancement in automotive technology.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Engadget - The event was described as exciting and featured various stunts.
Fast Company - The Roadster's range claim is now “over 300 miles,” down from the original promise of 620 miles.
Fast Company - The delivery date for the Roadster has been pushed to “2028, actually,” according to Musk.
Fast Company - The deposit for the new Roadster remains at $50,000.
TechRadar - The Tesla Roadster has a claimed top speed of 230 mph and can accelerate from 0-60 mph in under one second.
Mashable - Tesla's new Roadster can actually fly, marking a significant advancement in automotive technology.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Fast Company - The Roadster demonstrated its ability to race upside down, clinging to a giant inverted ramp.
Fast Company - The Roadster's range claim is now “over 300 miles,” down from the original promise of 620 miles.
Fast Company - The Roadster's delivery date has been pushed to “2028, actually,” according to Musk.
Fast Company - The Roadster comes in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and Rocket, with the Rocket version being invite-only and featuring a “full flight system.”
Fast Company - The Performance model uses fans that suck the car onto the road for grip, allowing it to cling to an inverted ramp.
Fast Company - The Thrust version adds rear cold-gas thrusters, allowing it to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 0.9 seconds.
Fast Company - The Rocket version, which is invite-only, seats one person and carries thrusters all around its body.
Fast Company - Musk stated, “Now, I should say that this is not necessarily a safety-optimized car. But it takes the fun meter to 11 out of 10.”
Fast Company - Musk added, “if safety is your number one goal, do not buy the Roadster.”
Fast Company - The Roadster demonstrated its ability to jump over a Model 3, a Model Y, a Cybertruck, a Tesla Semi, and a Cybercab during the event.
Fast Company - The Roadster's Performance model is claimed to achieve 0 to 60 mph in under 1.6 seconds, while the Thrust version can do it in under 0.9 seconds.
TechRadar - The Roadster's design has been described as a combination of a Model Y and a Cybertruck, featuring scissor doors and an angular wedge shape.
Fast Company - The Roadster's range claim is now “over 300 miles,” down from the original promise of 620 miles.
Fast Company - The delivery date for the Roadster has been pushed to “2028, actually,” according to Musk.
Fast Company - The deposit for the new Roadster remains at $50,000.
Fast Company - The Roadster comes in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and Rocket, with the Rocket version being invite-only and featuring a “full flight system.”
TechRadar - The Tesla Roadster has a claimed top speed of 230 mph and can accelerate from 0-60 mph in under one second.
Mashable - The Roadster features a wild suction system in addition to rocket thrusters.
NY Post - Elon Musk expressed his delight after unveiling the new Tesla supercar, stating, "The Roadster."
TechRadar - The Tesla Roadster can perform a barrel roll, climb walls, and reach speeds of 230 mph.
TechRadar - The Roadster has a claimed 0-60 mph time of under one second.
Mashable - Tesla's new Roadster can actually fly, marking a significant advancement in automotive technology.
Newsweek - Elon Musk unveiled a Tesla Roadster capable of aboveground hovering.
Bloomberg Markets - Tesla demonstrated the new Roadster by driving up a ramp, performing a controlled flip, and executing aerial stunts using air thrusters.
Engadget - The event was described as exciting and featured various stunts.
WHERE:
Fast Company - The new Tesla Roadster finally showed up on Thursday night in a cloud of compressed air at SpaceX’s rocket test site in McGregor, Texas.
Fast Company - The new Tesla Roadster finally showed up on Thursday night in a cloud of compressed air at SpaceX’s rocket test site in McGregor, Texas.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration took place at a Tesla event, though the specific location was not mentioned.
WHEN:
Engadget - Elon Musk indicated that the demonstration might be a literal "banger," suggesting a future event or performance.
WHY:
Fast Company - The Roadster showed off its ability to do absolutely useless stuff that no car has ever done before.
Fast Company - The demonstration aimed to showcase the Roadster's unique capabilities, which include performing stunts that no other car has done before.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to showcase the capabilities of the next-generation Roadster and highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Fast Company - The Roadster showed off its ability to do absolutely useless stuff that no car has ever done before.
Fast Company - The demonstration aimed to showcase the Roadster's unique capabilities, which include performing stunts that no other car has done before.
Fast Company - The demonstration aimed to showcase the Roadster's unique capabilities, which include performing stunts that no other car has done before.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
Bloomberg Markets - The demonstration aimed to showcase the capabilities of the next-generation Roadster and highlight innovations developed in partnership with SpaceX engineers.
HOW:
CBS News Tech - The Roadster is equipped with "ultra high-pressure air tanks."
Bloomberg Markets - The Roadster performed stunts using air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
Bloomberg Markets - The Roadster performed stunts using air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
Bloomberg Markets - The Roadster performed stunts using air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
Bloomberg Markets - The Roadster performed stunts using air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
Fast Company - The Roadster's Performance model uses fans that suck the car onto the road for grip, allowing it to cling to an inverted ramp.
Bloomberg Markets - The Roadster performed stunts using air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
Fast Company - The Roadster's Performance model uses fans that suck the car onto the road for grip, allowing it to cling to an inverted ramp.
Fast Company - The Performance model uses fans that suck the car onto the road for grip, allowing it to cling to an inverted ramp.
CBS News Tech - The Roadster uses high-pressure air thrusters to leave the road entirely.
Bloomberg Markets - The Roadster performed stunts using air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
(UPDATED October 17, 2026 02:58 UTC)
Elon Musk has unveiled the new Tesla supercar, The Roadster, expressing his excitement about the launch. While the car's range is now claimed to be over 300 miles, a significant drop from the original promise of 620 miles, the delivery date has been pushed to 2028, and the deposit remains at $50,000. The Roadster will be available in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and an exclusive invite-only Rocket version, which features a full flight system and is equipped with ultra high-pressure air tanks.
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(UPDATED October 17, 2026 02:02 UTC)
Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster, showcasing its remarkable ability to perform aerial stunts and even fly, thanks to high-pressure air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers. The Roadster features a design reminiscent of a Model Y and a Cybertruck, with scissor doors and a top speed of 230 mph, while its Performance model can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in under 1.6 seconds. However, the delivery date for the Roadster has been pushed to 2028, and the range is now claimed to be over 300 miles, down from the original promise of 620 miles.
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(UPDATED October 17, 2026 01:16 UTC)
Tesla's new Roadster, unveiled at SpaceX’s rocket test site in McGregor, Texas, now boasts a range of over 300 miles, a significant reduction from its original promise of 620 miles, and its delivery date has been pushed to 2028. The Roadster comes in three versions—Performance, Thrust, and the invite-only Rocket, with the Thrust version capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in under 0.9 seconds, while the Performance model can do it in under 1.6 seconds. During the demonstration, the Roadster showcased its unique capabilities, including the ability to jump over various Tesla models and perform stunts using air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 21:59 UTC)
Elon Musk has just unveiled a groundbreaking Tesla Roadster that can perform a barrel roll, climb walls, and reach speeds of 230 miles per hour, all while hovering above the ground. This impressive vehicle is equipped with ultra high-pressure air tanks, showcasing the innovative technology behind it. Meanwhile, bettors on Kalshi are placing the odds of a potential SpaceX-Tesla merger at over 50% for early next year.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 19:57 UTC)
Tesla's new Roadster has made headlines with its updated range claim of over 300 miles, a significant drop from the original promise of 620 miles, and its delivery date has been pushed to 2028, according to Musk. The Roadster will be available in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and the invite-only Rocket, with the Thrust version achieving an impressive 0 to 60 mph in under 0.9 seconds, while the Performance model does it in under 1.6 seconds. During a recent demonstration, the Roadster showcased its ability to perform stunts, including jumping over various Tesla models, thanks to air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 18:59 UTC)
Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster sports car after years of delays, showcasing its impressive capabilities during a livestreamed event at a SpaceX facility in Texas. The Roadster demonstrated its unique features by driving up a ramp, executing a controlled flip, and even using high-pressure air thrusters to leave the road entirely, all while claiming a stunning 0-60 mph time of under one second. This new model certainly surprised audiences with its ability to perform stunts that no car has ever done before.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 17:58 UTC)
The new Tesla Roadster made its debut at SpaceX’s rocket test site in McGregor, Texas, showcasing remarkable capabilities like flying and performing stunts that no other car has achieved. While the Roadster's range has been reduced to over 300 miles and its delivery date has been pushed to 2028, it comes in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and the invite-only Rocket, which features a full flight system. Musk emphasized that while the Roadster is not safety-optimized, it takes the fun meter to 11 out of 10, with the Thrust version capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in under 0.9 seconds.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 17:01 UTC)
Tesla's new Roadster has made headlines with its impressive capabilities, including a top speed of 230 mph and the ability to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in under one second. However, the vehicle's range has been revised to over 300 miles, a significant drop from the original promise of 620 miles, and its delivery date has been pushed to 2028, according to Musk. Additionally, the Roadster features innovative technology, including air thrusters developed with SpaceX engineers, allowing it to perform stunts and even fly, while the deposit for this cutting-edge vehicle remains at $50,000.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 15:57 UTC)
The Roadster has showcased its unique ability to race upside down on a giant inverted ramp, demonstrating its innovative design. However, its range has been revised to over 300 miles, significantly lower than the original promise of 620 miles, and deliveries are now expected to start in 2028. The Roadster will be available in three versions: Performance, which uses fans for grip, Thrust, which can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in under 0.9 seconds, and an invite-only Rocket version that features a full flight system.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 13:59 UTC)
In an impressive demonstration, the Tesla Roadster showcased its unique capabilities by jumping over a Model 3, a Model Y, a Cybertruck, a Tesla Semi, and a Cybercab. The Performance model of the Roadster can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in under 1.6 seconds, while the Thrust version takes it to a staggering under 0.9 seconds, thanks to fans that grip the road and enable it to cling to an inverted ramp. Its design combines elements of the Model Y and Cybertruck, featuring striking scissor doors and an angular wedge shape that sets it apart from other vehicles.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 13:06 UTC)
In a recent update, Tesla has announced that the Roadster's range claim has been revised to over 300 miles, a significant drop from the initial promise of 620 miles. Additionally, the delivery date for the highly anticipated Roadster has been pushed back to 2028, while the deposit remains at $50,000. The Roadster will be available in three versions: Performance, Thrust, and Rocket, with the Performance model featuring innovative fans that enhance grip by sucking the car onto the road, enabling it to cling to inverted ramps.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 11:57 UTC)
The Tesla Roadster has made headlines with its impressive claimed top speed of 230 miles per hour and the ability to accelerate from zero to sixty in under one second. In addition to its remarkable speed, the Roadster features a unique suction system along with rocket thrusters, showcasing its advanced engineering. This demonstration was designed to highlight the innovative technologies developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 10:58 UTC)
Elon Musk has just unveiled Tesla's new Roadster during a livestreamed event at his SpaceX facility in Texas, and he expressed his delight by simply stating, "The Roadster." This impressive supercar features high-pressure air thrusters that allow it to leave the road entirely. With this innovative design, Tesla continues to push the boundaries of automotive technology.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 09:59 UTC)
The Tesla Roadster has made headlines for its incredible capabilities, including the ability to perform a barrel roll, climb walls, and reach speeds of up to 230 miles per hour. Additionally, it boasts a remarkable acceleration, claiming a 0 to 60 miles per hour time of under one second. These features highlight the Roadster's cutting-edge technology and performance.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 09:01 UTC)
Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster, which features the groundbreaking capability to fly, representing a major leap forward in automotive technology. This innovative development is expected to redefine the future of transportation. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, Tesla's flying Roadster is set to capture the imagination of consumers and enthusiasts alike.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 04:59 UTC)
Elon Musk has just unveiled a groundbreaking Tesla Roadster that can hover above the ground. This innovative vehicle was revealed at 04:59 UTC and promises to change the way we think about transportation. With its advanced technology, the Roadster is set to take driving to new heights, quite literally.
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(UPDATED October 16, 2026 04:00 UTC)
Tesla, led by CEO Elon Musk, recently showcased its new Roadster sports car at a highly anticipated event. The demonstration featured the vehicle driving up a ramp, executing a controlled flip, and performing aerial stunts with the help of air thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX engineers. Musk hinted that this thrilling display might be a literal "banger," suggesting more exciting performances could be on the horizon.