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At a glance
Elon Musk unveiled the Tesla Roadster 2, which can go from 0 to 60mph in less than a second and features SpaceX rocket thrusters, at a demonstration in Texas.
What the briefing reports
Tesla has introduced the Roadster 2, a sports car that can fly using SpaceX rocket thrusters, with Elon Musk showcasing its capabilities at a demonstration in Texas. The vehicle drove up a curved ramp before flying, flipping, and landing, with Musk claiming it can accelerate from 0 to 60mph in under a second.
According to the demonstration, the Roadster 2's performance is enhanced by its ability to basically fly like a rocket. The public-page atomic evidence from the Guardian provides additional details about the vehicle's specifications, including its production timeline and pricing.
The Roadster 2 is expected to go into production in 2028 and is priced in excess of $200,000, with a performance version requiring a £50,000 deposit. While the WSJ article provides context on what the flying Roadster means for the global auto race, particularly in relation to China, the Guardian's public-page atomic evidence offers more specific information about the vehicle's features and plans.
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