The long-awaited moment is finally approaching. Elon Musk has once again confirmed that the new Tesla Roadster will begin production next year. This super electric beast is gearing up to hit the roads. Initially introduced in 2017 and expected to enter production in 2020, the vehicle’s launch has been delayed multiple times, but this time it seems serious. Here are the details…
Elon Musk: Production of the Tesla Roadster will start in 2025
When we first saw the prototype of the new Tesla Roadster in 2017, we were all excited. However, since then, there has been a quiet period. It was supposed to enter production in 2020, then it was postponed to 2021, and now 7 years have passed. However, Elon Musk recently stated in the latest financial report meeting that the engineering developments for the Roadster are largely completed, with some upgrade plans in place. So this time, it looks like it will really happen.
Earlier this year, Musk made a rare statement about the progress of the next-generation Tesla Roadster, indicating that they plan to unveil an updated model by the end of the year. This updated model, coming after 7 years of design, will be released in 2025. According to Musk, this vehicle will be something “special.”
Musk also mentioned that Tesla’s Robotaxi project has been postponed to October, with other surprises expected around that time. So, we are eagerly awaiting news from Tesla in October. We might get more details about the Robotaxi or encounter another surprise.
We are waiting to see if the Tesla Roadster will finally enter production. This vehicle promises to be groundbreaking in terms of both speed and range. It looks like Tesla’s new flagship will have a significant impact on the electric vehicle world.
What do you think? What are your expectations for the Roadster model? You can share your thoughts in the comments below.
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