Tesla to unveil 2nd generation Roadster at SpaceX facilities
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The sports car will test America’s appetite for high-end electric sports cars—and Tesla’s own thesis.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to the stage at a SpaceX testing facility in Texas to reveal the new Roadster – which he claimed will enter production in 2028 and be the “only, long-term, manually driven car that Tesla makes”.
Tesla's redesigned Roadster debuts at a SpaceX test site in Texas, nearly nine years after Elon Musk first previewed the electric sports car.
Tesla started shipping FSD V14.3 Lite to legacy Model S and Model X vehicles equipped with Intel (MCU2) processors, while HW3/Ryzen owners are still waiting
Tesla has spent nearly a decade teasing its next-generation Roadster, and if its latest demonstration is anything to go by, the wait might finally be worth it. The upcoming electric supercar promises acceleration of less than a second from 0 to 60 mph,
Tesla's 'Other Models' deliveries fell 48% to 8,295 in Q3. With Model S and X gone, we estimate Cybertruck sales at 7,000 to 8,000 for the quarter.