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Date has moved, per en.wikipedia.org: "s, the release has been delayed multiple times. In November 2025, Tesla CEO Elon Mus…"
Opened and read for the concept-to-market timeline.[1]
Opened and read for the concept-to-market timeline.[1]
Yahoo Finance's headline, "TSLA Stock On Track For Worst Week In A Year On Fresh Roadster Delay," confirms the Roadster reveal was pushed again - to "August or later" - past Musk's earlier April 1 promise, corroborating the pin's "delayed" dateConfidence and its stored mid-2027 production estimate.
Electrek confirms Musk announced the Roadster demo pushed to April 1, 2026, with production "probably about 12-18 months after that" (i.e., 2027-2028), directly supporting the pin's stored delayed date around June 2027.
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Demo reportedly delayed again, to August or later[4]
Roadster shown with cold-gas thrusters and a suction system at SpaceX's McGregor site (rescheduled from Oct 1)[2]
Musk says consumer production will not begin until 2028; no price or road approval set[2]
Only production electric hypercar on sale in the Roadster's class: about 1,914 hp, 1.74 s 0-60 mph, 150 units; the Roadster targets its 0-60 and top-speed claims.
SourceBritish electric hypercar, around 1,972 hp and 200 mph claimed, limited to 130 units.
SourceRimac-derived quad-motor electric hypercar with the same ~1,900 hp drivetrain, top speed limited to 217 mph.
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