Tesla plans to release a new Roadster sports car, developed in collaboration with Tesla, as early as this month. It will feature cold gas thrusters and may include a flight demonstration, news that boosted Tesla by nearly 2% in pre-market trading.
According to The Information, citing sources, Tesla's new Roadster sports car, which has been delayed for nearly nine years, is expected to be unveiled as early as this month at SpaceX's test facility in McGregor, Texas. This limited-edition model, jointly developed by Tesla and SpaceX, features cold gas thrusters as its biggest highlight and may include an unmanned flight demonstration. Boosted by this news, Tesla's pre-market shares rose by nearly 2%.
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