Tesla showed its new Roadster flying, flipping, and driving upside down in Texas.
The show took place at a SpaceX test site in McGregor, near Waco.
The car drove up an inverted ramp, spun in the air, and landed on the pavement.
The car lifted itself over a Cybercab, Cybertruck, Semi, Model Y, and Model 3.
Tesla showed the car hitting 60 mph in one second on stage.
Cold-gas thrusters push out compressed air. Fans and suction hold the car down.
Performance seats two, Thrust seats two, and Rocket seats one.
All three trims promise 300 miles of range and a top speed past 230 mph.
Reservations cost $50,000 or $250,000. Tesla named no final price.
Tesla first showed this car in 2017 and promised it for 2020.
Tesla targets 2028. Price, road rules, and delivery dates are still open.
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