that’s one sleek design. and the specs:
Performance: 0-60 <1.6s, active aero + suction fans (holds itself upside down).
Thrust: <0.9s with rear cold-gas thrusters.
Rocket: <0.59s, perimeter thrusters — yes, it can fly, roll, and hop over a Semi.
230 mph, >300 mi range. Production 2028. The last human-driven Tesla.
tesla.com/roadster
Key documented specs from the Oct 15, 2026 McGregor event (Tesla official + coverage):
•Performance (2 seats, road-ready): active aerodynamics + multi-mode suction system → 0-60 <1.6 s
•Thrust (2 seats, race-ready): suction + rear cold-gas thrusters → 0-60 <0.9 s (demo showed ~0.81 s)
•Rocket (1 seat, air-ready): suction + perimeter thrusters for lift, rotation, and forward thrust → 0-60 <0.59 s. Tesla: “So… yes, it can fly.”
•Range >300 miles; top speed >230 mph (Rocket)
•10 cold-gas thrusters fed by compressed air in carbon-fiber pressure vessels (rechargeable on the vehicle); suction fans enable >2 g cornering and stationary upside-down hold
•Production targeted for 2028; positioned as Tesla’s final human-driven car
Sources include Tesla’s official configuration post and contemporaneous reporting from TechCrunch, The Drive, and InsideEVs.