Tesla Roadster production has been delayed for years. What we know about its price, specs, and release date.
to new heights, with the base model costing $200,000 as the automaker announced at the car's unveiling in 2017."will be the fastest production car ever made, period."
Musk said the four-seater vehicle would have a top speed of 250 mph and come with a removable glass roof that stores in the trunk, Insider previously reported.The base model of the Roadster will do 0-60 mph in 1.9 seconds, the company said. "It will be the first time any car has broken two seconds at 0-60," Musk said when the car was announced."It will be the fastest to 100 mph: 4.2 seconds."has already been pushed back several times from 2021-2023. The company has faced production delays for the Roadster and several other models.
"2021 has been the year of super crazy supply chain shortages, so it wouldn't matter if we had 17 new products, as none would ship," Musk tweeted in September 2021. Musk issued the tweet in response to a question on Twitter regarding when the new Roadster would be released.Then, during an earnings call in January 2022, Musk confirmed that the automaker wouldn't be releasing any new models in 2022 to focus on scaling production further. in 2018 that his expectations can be unrealistic. Musk said they are a result of optimism, and that even if his companies' projects are late, he does tend to deliver on them.
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