Tesla has postponed the unveiling of the next-generation Roadster to April 1, 2026, marking another delay for the long-running project first announced in 2017. ・Production is now expected to begin in ...

Mate Rimac, CEO of supercar makers Rimac and Bugatti, has commented on Elon Musk’s claim that the new Tesla Roadster is going to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in less than 1 second with thrusters. He ...

Whatever happened to the second-generation Tesla Roadster? It’s a question the automotive world has pondered for years now, but which we suspect comes up far more frequently in the homes of Tesla fans ...

The second-generation Tesla Roadster is back in the news after Elon Musk announced that the car would hit 60 miles an hour in less than a second. This is nearly a full second faster than the current ...

Tesla Roadster, first unveiled in 2017 with a promise of 0-to-60 mph in (a not-that-special-anymore) 1.9 seconds, is now ...

Tesla picked back up work on the electric sports car this summer. It could look very different from the original concept.

The production version of the second-gen Roadster will be “very different” from the 2017 prototype, CEO Elon Musk said.

This latest timeline stretches out an already lengthy series of delays. After the original reveal in 2017, the new Roadster was supposed to arrive in 2020. Preorders opened (and are still open) and ...

I remember well when Tesla revealed the second-generation Roadster. It was 2017. I was living at home after college. And, after watching Elon Musk's splashy livestream, I distinctly recall talking my ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has reopened an investigation into alleged Tesla unintended acceleration in response to a petition. The investigation covers nearly every ...

A new Tesla engineering job opening reveals the company is advancing the Roadster's development, suggesting production could ...

A week after saying a demo is coming at the end of the year, Musk pushed back the demo to April 1 , and production pushed back even farther.