Tesla unveils its next generation 'flying' Roadster

Fri, Oct 16 · 8:47 PM UTC 2 min read

Compiled by KHAO Editorial — aggregated from 9 sources. See llms.txt for citation guidance.

✓ KHAO Verified

Tesla has unveiled a new generation of the Roadster that Elon Musk believes will be able to fly.

Key facts

Musk says the car is set to start production in 2028
Tesla has unveiled a new generation of the Roadster that Elon Musk believes will be able to fly

#Tesla #Elon Musk

Full coverage

All sources for this story are listed below — KHAO's direct ingest only; no additional coverage was discovered via Google News.

Tier 1 — direct ingest

NBC News Tech Oct 16 · 20:47 UTC

Tesla has unveiled a new generation of the Roadster that Elon Musk believes will be able to fly.

Decrypt Oct 16 · 20:16 UTC

The stunt drew oohs and aahs on social media, especially on X where the announcement gathered over 10 million views.

CoinDesk Oct 16 · 10:48 UTC

Traders rushed into Tesla-linked crypto markets overnight after Elon Musk unveiled a flying version of the Roadster, with trading on Hyperliquid jumping while U.S.

The Verge Oct 16 · 1:28 UTC

The next-gen Roadster has been in development for nearly a decade.

Wired Oct 16 · 1:22 UTC

At a demonstration event McGregor, Texas—at SpaceX’s rocket development and testing facility—the new car did what Musk has long promised.

The Guardian Technology Oct 16 · 11:53 UTC

Elon Musk has revealed Tesla’s latest model, which he claims will be the world’s first flying car, using technology from his aerospace company SpaceX to “fly like a rocket”.

NBC News Tech Oct 16 · 15:58 UTC

Elon Musk showed off a new vehicle prototype Thursday that can briefly launch itself into the air using rocket-inspired thrusters.

New York Times Technology Oct 16 · 2:34 UTC

Elon Musk’s company and other automakers, like Jaguar and Bentley, are trying to sell very expensive electric cars to people who usually prefer gasoline-fueled luxury and performance.

Engadget Oct 16 · 1:48 UTC

It was, however, only for show, and the stunts were programmed into the vehicle.