Wow, this is the most impressive car I've ever seen. 0-60 in less than 1 sec. It flew in the air! It can suck itself to the road and make insane turns. wow oh wow
McMurtry says the hard part isn't the suction, really, it's making the skirt work across a variety of road conditions, so you don't lose cornering ability when you need it most. That track Tesla built was very smooth. It's possible they can do what they showed, and not be able to do the same on a regular road.
Sort of. This is not a production car in any meaningful sense of that term. They'll make a handful of them to sell, just to say they did. But it sure seems like the actual mass-production Roadster they've teased for years is dead.
This is a completely different car from the one that was announced a decade ago and never shipped. And they spent all that time showing off the fact that it can act like a stunt car if you buy the non-street-legal, available-by-invite-only version.
Tesla is an unserious car company, led (for some reason) by a person who supports 1) the destruction of incentives to buy EVs, and 2) the destruction of the climate more generally. I hope the people putting money down on this farce lose it all.
Gallardo had a baby with a Cybertruck and the ugly gene was copied. Showing a car at night is a great way to disguise the shape.. they learned next to nothing from the Cybertruck styling?
Wow, this is the most impressive car I've ever seen. 0-60 in less than 1 sec. It flew in the air! It can suck itself to the road and make insane turns. wow oh wow
> wow oh wow
+$0.05 has been added to your X wallet
0-60 mph 0.81s.
According to Musk, 0.5 mach max speed.
He also said it can corner better than any car in the world due to massive downforce. And that it'll be in production in 2028.
We'll see.
And Cybertruck can act as a boat.
According to Musk, wasn’t FSD just around the corner? Multiple times?
I don’t trust a word that guy says.
ah of course the 2026 model comes out (lol yeah right) in 2028.
Nothing Musk says is credible.
For anyone doubting the downforce aspect, that at least has been demonstrated by others:
https://mcmurtry.com/upside-down-driving/
McMurtry says the hard part isn't the suction, really, it's making the skirt work across a variety of road conditions, so you don't lose cornering ability when you need it most. That track Tesla built was very smooth. It's possible they can do what they showed, and not be able to do the same on a regular road.
It’s worrying that drivers will think it’s safe to use this in varied road conditions.
Live stream: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1yKAPwNggRaxb
YouTube link
https://www.youtube.com/live/qt5p-_tE8d0
No way this is going to be street legal but I want one.
https://archive.li/KbZAh
Sort of. This is not a production car in any meaningful sense of that term. They'll make a handful of them to sell, just to say they did. But it sure seems like the actual mass-production Roadster they've teased for years is dead.
One Hundred Grand Candy Bar!
In two weeks.
In two months.
In two years.
This is a completely different car from the one that was announced a decade ago and never shipped. And they spent all that time showing off the fact that it can act like a stunt car if you buy the non-street-legal, available-by-invite-only version.
Tesla is an unserious car company, led (for some reason) by a person who supports 1) the destruction of incentives to buy EVs, and 2) the destruction of the climate more generally. I hope the people putting money down on this farce lose it all.
Some more discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50112657
Gallardo had a baby with a Cybertruck and the ugly gene was copied. Showing a car at night is a great way to disguise the shape.. they learned next to nothing from the Cybertruck styling?
They aren’t disguising the shape. They showed it well-lit from every angle.
Also https://www.tesla.com/roadster.
None of those pictures are full sunlight photos.