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Tesla Unveils Next-Gen Roadster with Flying Car Capabilities

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Tesla Unveils New Roadster With Claims of Flight Capabilities

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Tesla unveiled its new electric Roadster, with CEO Elon Musk claiming it can fly and perform aerial stunts using a special exhaust and air system. Demonstrations at a SpaceX facility showed the car jumping and flipping, though experts doubt its ability for sustained flight. Musk also claimed a sub-second 0-60 mph acceleration. Production is targeted for 2028, pending the development of a safe and legal commercial product.

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  • Tesla CEO Elon Musk claims the new Roadster can fly and perform aerial stunts.
  • Demonstrations at a SpaceX facility showed the car jumping and flipping autonomously.
  • Musk also asserted the car can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in under one second.
  • Aviation experts doubt the vehicle's ability for sustained flight due to engineering challenges.
  • Tesla hopes to begin production of the new Roadster in 2028.
  • The car's launch has been repeatedly postponed since its 2017 debut.

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