@phre3.0: how long you think before these are street legal Tesla first unveiled its next-generation Roadster in 2017 with production planned for 2020. Nine years later, the redesigned prototype has made its latest appearance, with Elon Musk now targeting production in 2028. The unusual part is that Tesla is moving beyond tire grip alone. Its new Roadster configurations include a suction system and cold-gas thrusters, using compressed gas to generate additional force. Tesla claims sub-one-second acceleration, but a prototype demonstration still leaves questions about what customers will receive and which features will be permitted on public roads.
So it's totally plausible to have thrusters lift the car. It's totally impossible to have this work for the average person. The roads we have the infrastructure in the USA? Not even close to functioning with this kind of thing.
2026-10-20 20:51:39
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Des :
Half the speed of sound?
2026-10-20 18:37:29
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hum :
That thing is not going half the speed of sound and if it did what STREET LEGAL tires would be even able to handle that kinda speed
2026-10-20 21:10:35
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TemeculaExperience :
This was definitely AI but people keep telling us it’s not because Elon Musk said so 🤷♀️
2026-10-20 23:19:31
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Luckyboy3791 :
😂😂😂
2026-10-21 03:26:27
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