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Tesla Unveils Flying Car

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A new version of Tesla's Roadster electric sports car, equipped with thrusters which apparently allow it to hover and turn in mid-air, has been unveiled in Texas.

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The Roadster can accelerate from 0kmh to 96.5kmh in less than one second and can hit a top speed of over 370kmh, Musk said at a SpaceX test site in McGregor, Texas.

5 of 11 outletsfirst reported 15 Octwording from The Straits Times

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has downplayed the importance of the Roadster to the company’s finances, saying in 2023 that it’s a “small potato situation” that wouldn’t “move the needle in a major way financially.”

3 of 11 outletsfirst reported 15 Octwording from New York Post

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  1. 15 Oct

    Tesla unveils redesigned next-generation Roadster after long-awaited anticipation

    3 outlets · New York Post
  2. 16 Oct

    The Roadster can accelerate from 0kmh to 96.5kmh in less than one second and can hit a top speed of over 370kmh, Musk said at a SpaceX test site in McGregor, Texas.

    5 outlets · The Straits Times

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