Elon Musk follows through on threats made earlier this year, although Tesla will boost production at the Fremont, CA, plant
Elon Musk said the Tesla Roadster will only launch in 2023 if 2022 proves less troublesome than 2020 and 2021
Remember when zero to 60mph in 2.9 seconds seemed fast? These EVs don’t
The technology would supposedly allow for the motors to produce stronger electromagnetic fields and reach higher RPM than their predecessors
Production of the Tesla Roadster should finally start next year
Taking a look back at the Tesla Roadster is a bit like seeing a video of a pop star performing at their high school talent show
Matchbox’s Tesla Roadster is made from 99% recycled materials
Elon Musk claims Tesla will have a driveable prototype ready late this summer
This Tesla Roadster has only been driven 17,492 miles and features the R80 3.0 battery upgrade
Starman came within 0.05 astronomical units of the Red Plane, or just under 5 million miles
The Tesla Roadster came within less than 5 million miles away from the Red Planet
The actual Tesla Roadster should be able to hit 60 mph in less than 2 seconds
At the time, the Tesla Roadster was quite a performer; things have clearly changed a lot
The all-electric Tesla Roadster could hit 60 mph in less than 2 seconds
This unique Tesla Roadster has only been driven 124 miles
The Tesla Roadster could be the fastest accelerating production car ever
Rockets could help the Tesla Roadster hit 60 mph in just 1.1 seconds
Musk says Roadster is “kind of like dessert” and that probably means it won’t launch earlier than 2022