Elon Musk: New Tesla ‘Can Fly’

Entrepeneur announced the new model electric car in 2017, and there is still no timeline on its unveiling.

Elon Musk [AVweb file photo]

Elon Musk set his X-verse all a twitter on Saturday by reiterating his aerial aspirations for his Tesla car company.

“The new Tesla Roadster can fly,” he said in a post in what seems like a response to another X post on the social platform that he also owns.

Musk first teased the concept in the ill-fated interview with former X contributor Don Lemon when he described the new Tesla as “something that’s never existed before” with “Jetsons vibes.”

As always, Musk is tight-lipped about details of the new whatever-it-is, and his reaction to his seemingly straightforward post invoked skepticism and derision. Musk announced the new model electric car in 2017, and there is still no timeline on its unveiling.

Musk did reiterate that the new Tesla will accelerate from zero to 60 mph in less than a second and that it is a collaboration with SpaceX.


Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on AVweb.

Russ Niles has been a journalist for 40 years, a pilot for 30 years and joined AVweb in 2003. When he’s not writing about airplanes he and his wife Marni run a small winery in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley.

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