After a delay of nearly a decade: Tesla to unveil its new sports car soon

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company will unveil the Roadster sports car on October 1, nearly a decade after the next-generation version was first shown in 2017. Musk posted the date in a post on X. The event may include a demonstration of a limited edition version with cold gas thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX, and will be held at SpaceX's testing facility in Texas. Meanwhile, Tesla has begun offering an autonomous Cybercab ride service in Austin.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company will unveil the Roadster sports car on October 1, nearly a decade after first showcasing the next-generation version in 2017. Musk posted the date on his platform X. The event may include a demonstration of a limited edition version with cold gas thrusters developed in collaboration with SpaceX, and will be held at SpaceX's testing facility in Texas. The Roadster program has faced repeated delays, evolving from a conventional electric car to a carbon-fiber vehicle. Meanwhile, Tesla has begun offering a two-seat Cybercab ride service in Austin, without a steering wheel or pedals, as part of its plans to become a leading force in the autonomous car market.