Flying cars: Tesla's new Roadster uses SpaceX thrusters to turn in the air, can drive upside down
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Tesla has unveiled a new Roadster model featuring advanced capabilities, including the ability to drive upside down and utilize SpaceX-developed thrusters to maneuver and jump mid-air. The vehicle represents a significant addition to Tesla's product lineup following a period of delays in the Roadster's development timeline.
This reveal occurs as Tesla strategically pivots its corporate focus toward the advancement of robotics and autonomous self-driving technology. The new model serves as a technical showpiece for the company amidst these broader shifts in its long-term engineering priorities.
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Jerusalem PostFocuses on corporate strategy, missed deadlines, and shifts toward robotics.