Summary
- Tesla’s highly anticipated Roadster prototype is now on display at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, giving visitors a closer look at the electric carmaker’s futuristic sports car.
- The vehicle will remain on display from October 24 to 27, featuring advanced cockpit screens, thruster controls and ground-effect fan technology.
- Tesla is targeting production in 2028, with plans for performance-focused versions that incorporate advanced automotive and aerospace-inspired features.
Tesla’s highly anticipated Roadster prototype is now on display at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, giving visitors a closer look at the electric carmaker’s futuristic sports car.
The vehicle will remain on display from October 24 to 27, featuring advanced cockpit screens, thruster controls and ground-effect fan technology.
The prototype previously attracted attention during its unveiling at a SpaceX facility in McGregor, Texas, where it demonstrated an unusual stunt involving an inverted position on a curved ramp. The demonstration highlighted the vehicle’s experimental fan-suction system and cold-gas thruster technology.
Tesla is targeting production in 2028, with plans for performance-focused versions that incorporate advanced automotive and aerospace-inspired features. However, the final specifications and production timeline remain subject to change.
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