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Tesla has unveiled its redesigned Roadster at a SpaceX facility in Texas, showcasing an electric sports car equipped with thrusters and a suction system. The October 15 presentation featured airborne manoeuvres and an upside-down ramp demonstration, attracting attention across automotive and technology media, including in India. The two-seater was developed with SpaceX engineers. Tesla said it could accelerate from zero to 60 miles per hour—approximately 97 kmph—in under one second and reach speeds exceeding 370 kmph. These remain manufacturer claims rather than independently verified production-car results. Despite the dramatic reveal, customer deliveries are not imminent. Tesla now targets production in 2028, extending the wait for a project first presented in 2017 with an original delivery target of 2020. The company did not announce a final selling price at the event. The demonstrations have also raised questions about practical use and regulation. Briefly lifting a vehicle or turning it in the air does not establish approval for unrestricted flight or similar manoeuvres on public roads. Tesla’s website states that certain features are optional and that its Rocket trim will not be available in every region. For Indian car enthusiasts, the unveiling offers a striking glimpse of Tesla’s ambitions. However, the Texas event should not be mistaken for an Indian market launch. The available announcements do not confirm an India-specific delivery schedule or final rupee price. The next milestones will be production readiness, regulatory approvals and customer deliveries—developments that will determine how much of the demonstration reaches everyday motoring. Subscribe to FactTechz