Tesla is talking about finally bringing the next-generation Roadster to production in new job listing. However, you shouldn’t hold

Tesla Roadster is again a hot topic, although competition is already miles ahead, making obsolete anything Musk might have up his sleeve

Tesla is one of the leaders of the EV world when it comes to performance versions of its standard models. It can be difficult to tell the difference between the fastest Teslas and their base model counterparts,

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 being teased by the CEO as perhaps possessing capabilities that defy the very definition of a car.

Eight years have passed since Tesla first showed us the new-generation Roaster. The car is still nowhere to be seen, but Longbow has come up with the Speedster

Tesla's second-gen Roadster is still years away, with a 2025 demo planned and production now pushed to 2027—nearly a decade after its first reveal.

Elon Musk is back with another bold promise — this time, he says Tesla’s long-delayed Roadster — yes, the “next-gen” high-performance electric supercar

If Tesla does reveal a "production" Roadster before the end of the year, I really wouldn't be surprised. Just don't expect actual production.

But who would've known that Tesla would swiftly turn into a $1 trillion bet on AI and robotics? And who could've guessed that nearly eight years later—five years after the Roadster 2.0 was supposed ... won't do zero-to-60 in under two seconds; it'll ...