TechTesla’s next-gen Roadster drives upside down, briefly flies and hits 60 mph in under a second
Tesla demonstrated its next-generation Roadster in Waco, Texas, with the electric supercar driving upside down, briefly flying and accelerating to 60 mph in less than a second. Production is not expected until 2028. First announced as a prototype in 2017, the Roadster has faced repeated delays, while other automakers have brought high-performance EVs to market.
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Tesla’s next-gen Roadster drives upside down, briefly flies and hits 60 mph in under a second
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