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Posted On: October 17th 2026, 02:59 pm
🚨 MARCO WATTS REACTS TO TESLA’S NEW FLYING ROADSTER — THE INTERNET IS IN SHOCK!
A car flipping through the air and flying over other vehicles? Ain’t no way that boy Elon just popped out with the flying Tezzy!
Elon Musk unveiled Tesla’s redesigned Roadster on October 15 at SpaceX’s testing facility in McGregor, Texas. During the event, the car climbed a curved ramp, turned upside down, and performed an airborne flip. Another demonstration showed it briefly flying over a lineup of Tesla vehicles.
The technology combines powerful fans underneath the car with compressed-gas thrusters developed with SpaceX. The fans create suction to help keep the tires against a surface, while the thrusters provide extra force for acceleration and airborne moves.
Tesla introduced three versions with different capabilities.
The two-seat Performance model is described as road-ready, with a claimed zero-to-sixty time below 1.6 seconds.
The Thrust version adds acceleration thrusters, with a claimed zero-to-sixty time below 0.9 seconds.
The single-seat Rocket version is invitation-only and designed for more extreme airborne moves. It is not approved for public-road use.
Musk also announced a speed goal approaching half the speed of sound—roughly 380 miles per hour.
Reserving the Performance version requires $50,000, while the Thrust version requires $250,000. Those are reservation payments. Final purchase prices haven’t been announced.
Tesla is targeting production in 2028, after years of delays since the earlier prototype debuted in 2017.
Watch Marco Watts react to the reveal!
So, are you ready to drop $250,000 just to reserve the Thrust version, or are you waiting to see what actually reaches buyers?
#MarcoWatts #TeslaRoadster #Tesla #ElonMusk #FlyingCar
A car flipping through the air and flying over other vehicles? Ain’t no way that boy Elon just popped out with the flying Tezzy!
Elon Musk unveiled Tesla’s redesigned Roadster on October 15 at SpaceX’s testing facility in McGregor, Texas. During the event, the car climbed a curved ramp, turned upside down, and performed an airborne flip. Another demonstration showed it briefly flying over a lineup of Tesla vehicles.
The technology combines powerful fans underneath the car with compressed-gas thrusters developed with SpaceX. The fans create suction to help keep the tires against a surface, while the thrusters provide extra force for acceleration and airborne moves.
Tesla introduced three versions with different capabilities.
The two-seat Performance model is described as road-ready, with a claimed zero-to-sixty time below 1.6 seconds.
The Thrust version adds acceleration thrusters, with a claimed zero-to-sixty time below 0.9 seconds.
The single-seat Rocket version is invitation-only and designed for more extreme airborne moves. It is not approved for public-road use.
Musk also announced a speed goal approaching half the speed of sound—roughly 380 miles per hour.
Reserving the Performance version requires $50,000, while the Thrust version requires $250,000. Those are reservation payments. Final purchase prices haven’t been announced.
Tesla is targeting production in 2028, after years of delays since the earlier prototype debuted in 2017.
Watch Marco Watts react to the reveal!
So, are you ready to drop $250,000 just to reserve the Thrust version, or are you waiting to see what actually reaches buyers?
#MarcoWatts #TeslaRoadster #Tesla #ElonMusk #FlyingCar
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