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Tesla showcased a next-generation Roadster driving on a vertical surface, performing a short aerial jump, and accelerating to 60 miles per hour in 0.81 seconds. However, the company did not specify a price or final production date, and acknowledged that the flight-capable version is not approved for use on public roads.
Tesla unveiled the second-generation Roadster after delays lasting about nine years, showcasing a suction system to generate downforce and cold-gas thrusters, with an announced acceleration from zero to 60 miles per hour in 0.81 seconds. The car will be available in three versions, while announced production is set to begin in 2028 without a clearly disclosed final price.