Tesla has finally revealed its highly anticipated next-generation Roadster, and the car actually lifted off the ground. 🤯🚀 During the unveiling in Texas, Tesla showcased a redesigned two-seat sports car equipped with SpaceX-developed cold-gas thrusters designed for aerial maneuvers. The demonstration also featured a fan-powered suction system that allowed the car to travel upside down. According to Tesla, the new Roadster can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in less than a second and reach speeds exceeding 230 mph. Production is now planned for 2028, almost 11 years after the second-generation model was first announced in 2017. What makes this project so extraordinary is that Tesla isn't simply trying to build a faster electric car. It's incorporating aerospace-inspired technology to create something that looks more like a futuristic stunt machine than a conventional sports car. However, it's still uncertain whether all these extreme capabilities will make it into a production model t...