On the evening of October 15, local time, Tesla showcased the redesigned second-generation Roadster sports car in Texas, USA, to demonstrate features such as inverted driving, short emptying, and air steering. Musk said the new car accelerated from standstill to 60 miles per hour in less than 1 second, and the speed exceeded 370 kilometers per hour. The official website indicates that the relevant performance parameters correspond to the Thrust version equipped with a propeller, while the flight function is limited to the Rocket version. According to reports, the new car is scheduled to be put into production in 2028. According to the reservation page on Tesla's US official website, the total pre-order price for the Performance version is 50,000 US dollars; the total pre-order price for the Thrust version equipped with accelerators is 250,000 US dollars. The single-seat Rocket version is equipped with what is officially called a “full flight system” and is for invited users only. At present, the final sales price of each version has not been announced, and it is still unclear whether the special features can be used legally on public roads. The second-generation Roadster prototype debuted in 2017, was originally scheduled to begin delivery in 2020, and has since been delayed several times.

On the evening of October 15, local time, Tesla showcased the redesigned second-generation Roadster sports car in Texas, USA, to demonstrate features such as inverted driving, short emptying, and air steering. Musk said the new car accelerated from standstill to 60 miles per hour in less than 1 second, and the speed exceeded 370 kilometers per hour. The official website indicates that the relevant performance parameters correspond to the Thrust version equipped with a propeller, while the flight function is limited to the Rocket version. According to reports, the new car is scheduled to be put into production in 2028. According to the reservation page on Tesla's US official website, the total pre-order price for the Performance version is 50,000 US dollars; the total pre-order price for the Thrust version equipped with accelerators is 250,000 US dollars. The single-seat Rocket version is equipped with what is officially called a “full flight system” and is for invited users only. At present, the final sales price of each version has not been announced, and it is still unclear whether the special features can be used legally on public roads. The second-generation Roadster prototype debuted in 2017, was originally scheduled to begin delivery in 2020, and has since been delayed several times.