Nearly nine years after the first prototype was unveiled, the new Tesla Roadster has a defined date on the calendar once again. The electric vehicle brand led by Elon Musk is now pointing to October 1st as the date for the reveal or launch of the long-awaited model.
Tesla chose a suggestive message to announce the date: "Go...", hinting that something important is about to happen. This is not the first postponement of the Roadster, which has suffered multiple delays since its initial unveiling.
The Tesla Roadster was initially revealed as a prototype in 2017, generating great excitement in the high-performance electric vehicle market. Since then, the model's production has been repeatedly delayed, fueling speculation about the company's difficulties in bringing the project to fruition.
The new date of October 1st represents a new opportunity for Tesla to finally fulfill its promise to launch its high-performance electric sports car, which promises impressive technical specifications including acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in under two seconds.
