Tesla to Unveil Redesigned Roadster as Early as August, The Information Says
The demo could show a limited SpaceX-branded version with cold-gas thrusters and remote operation, while some reservation holders still wait for deliveries.
- Tesla plans to demonstrate its long-delayed next-generation Roadster at SpaceX's rocket test site in McGregor, Texas, as early as August 2026, according to a report from The Information.
- After abandoning Model S Plaid components, the Roadster program evolved into a carbon-fiber hypercar featuring SpaceX-developed cold gas thrusters, internally code-named A71, enabling brief hovering.
- The vehicle will be operated remotely during the demonstration because SpaceX thrusters generate noise capable of causing hearing damage; the car will not be street legal.
- Musk told staff in recent weeks the demonstration could fail, as the Roadster program has missed delivery deadlines at least eight times since its 2017 unveiling.
- Neither Tesla nor SpaceX has officially confirmed the demonstration, though the company initially accepted $50,000 deposits for the standard version and $250,000 for the Founder's Series.
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Tesla 'flying' Roadster demo could come this month, with no one inside
Tesla is planning to finally show its new Roadster as early as this month, and the event is supposed to include a stunt where the car lifts off the ground, according to a new report from The Information (paywall). There’s a catch. The car will be operated remotely with nobody in it, and spectators will be kept several hundred yards back because the SpaceX-developed cold gas thrusters are loud enough to damage their eardrums.
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