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Tesla unveils Roadster ‘flying car’ with demonstration
Tesla unveiled its next-generation Roadster car in a livestreamed video demonstration on Thursday, showcasing its ability to fly using SpaceX thruster technology. The unveiling by Tesla was held in front of a live audience, with CEO Elon Musk onstage to introduce the first video demonstration, showcasing the car doing flips and jumping over other cars.…
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Source context: When I saw the video of the Tesla Roadster, I was speechless. My brain said this had to be AI or SI generated video that was not reality, and this didn’t happen. However, just like Elon Musk’s SpaceX catching the booster rocket after use, this Tesla Roadster reveal was very real …
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Tesla released videos on Thursday of a car that launched into the air, barrel-rolled over a lineup of cars and trucks, and landed on its wheels, apparently using thrusters and a fan system on the underside of the vehicle. The car did not have a human driver, reportedly because Musk didn’t want to “kill anyone.”…
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Tesla unveiled its next-generation Roadster car in a livestreamed video demonstration on Thursday, showcasing its ability to fly using SpaceX thruster technology. The unveiling by Tesla was held in front of a live audience, with CEO Elon Musk onstage to introduce the first video demonstration, showcasing the car doing flips and jumping over other cars.…
When I saw the video of the Tesla Roadster, I was speechless. My brain said this had to be AI or SI generated video that was not reality, and this didn’t happen. However, just like Elon Musk’s SpaceX catching the booster rocket after use, this Tesla Roadster reveal was very real and incredibly amazing. I’ve…
‘Flying cars are real’
On Thursday, Tesla revealed its new Roadster at a SpaceX test site in McGregor, Texas. The footage is unbelievable. It’s an engineering flex; it shows what science can do. It also allows Elon Musk to make the case that Tesla and SpaceX should be brought together as a company, which he has been promoting. What ...
Barclays analyst Dan Levy says Elon Musk's two publicly traded companies, Tesla and SpaceX, could announce a merger within the coming weeks, possibly before Tesla's annual shareholder meeting.
Tesla unveiled its long-anticipated Roadster on Thursday during a dramatic event in which the vehicle used compressed-air thrusters to fly off a ramp and perform a midair maneuver.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk debuted Tesla’s new vehicle prototype that appeared to take flying cars from science fiction to reality.
