Tesla just showed its new Roadster prototype driving upside down, flipping in midair and jumping over a lineup of vehicles. - production targeted for 2028 - 0–60 mph in under 1 second in Tesla’s demonstration - SpaceX-developed cold-gas thrusters for acceleration and flight - A suction system that holds the car against the ramp, even upside down - A claimed top speed of more than 230 mph The thrusters use compressed air stored in high-pressure tanks that the car can recharge itself. Tesla lists three versions: Performance, Thrust and the invitation-only, single-seat Rocket with a full flight system. 16-OCT-2026 05:22 AM ET