Overview
- Tesla posted a dated teaser on X that shows four plume‑like shapes, hidden text reading “WHERE WE’RE GOING” and the caption “Go for launch,” a strong public hint it will show the long‑delayed second‑generation Roadster.
- The graphic does not name the vehicle or give a venue or time beyond the date and therefore leaves key details about the event unconfirmed.
- Reporting has described an internal A71 cold‑gas thruster system that would use multiple small thrusters and a high‑pressure air tank in the rear seating area and could render thruster‑equipped versions not street‑legal.
- Tesla has filed recent trademarks and patents and posted Roadster manufacturing jobs, signaling active engineering and preparation for production tooling despite years of schedule slips.
- Elon Musk has said production would likely follow any public reveal by about 12 to 18 months, reservations remain open and buyers who paid deposits face unclear timing and pricing.