NEW TESLA ROADSTER - It Can Fly!!! (SpaceX Technology)

Tesla's next-generation Roadster, an electric supercar, is presented with claims of a sub-one-second 0-60 mph time, an underbody suction fan that pulls the car onto the road, and SpaceX-derived thruster hardware. Tesla also claims the car will be able to fly, a claim that has not yet been proven. According to the video, Musk says the Roadster will remain the brand's only manually driven model over the long term and will break track records. Production is scheduled to begin in 2028.

• Claimed 0-60 mph in under one second
• Underbody suction fan providing up to 2 g of cornering grip
• SpaceX thruster hardware and an unproven flying claim
• Production scheduled to begin in 2028

Hi guys! The next-generation Tesla Roadster is finally here. Almost nine years after the first prototype broke cover, Tesla’s electric supercar returns with jaw-dropping specs: 0-60 mph in under one second, an underbody suction fan delivering 2 g of grip, and SpaceX thrusters. Long delayed and highly anticipated, the 2028 Tesla Roadster aims to rewrite what a sports car can do. Tesla Roadster Specs and Performance Sub-One-Second 0-60 MPH Tesla claims the Roadster will hit 60 mph in less than a second, a figure no production car has ever achieved. SpaceX Thruster Technology The car borrows hardware from Elon Musk’s rocket company. Tesla even claims the Roadster will be able to fly, a promise that has yet to be proven. The Only Tesla Built for Drivers While the rest of Tesla’s lineup moves toward full autonomy, the Roadster stands apart. According to Musk, it will remain the brand’s only manually driven model over the long term. Tesla plans to make the most of that: since this is the one car built for people who love to drive, the goal is to push it to the limit and beyond. An Underbody Fan That Sucks the Car to the Road 2 G of Cornering Grip The Roadster’s wildest feature sits beneath the floor. A suction fan system actively pulls the car down onto the pavement, allowing up to 2 g of lateral force in corners. Tesla says the result looks like the car is defying the laws of physics. Built to Break Track Records Musk isn’t holding back: he says the Roadster will smash every track record ever set, outperforming anything today’s sports cars can deliver. New Tesla Roadster Release Date Production of the new Roadster is scheduled to begin in 2028. Do you like it? Comment, like, dislike, share! – Follow us: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW2OUlFrrWiZvSsZRwOYmNg ✅ Source: