TESLA'S NEW ROADSTER TURNS IN AIR WITH SPACEX THRUSTERS AND WON'T LAND UNTIL 2028

Tesla unveiled a redesigned Roadster powered with rocket-style thrusters on ​Thursday and said it would start production in 2028, more than a decade after it first showed a next-generation version of its electric sports car.

The white two-seater vehicle, ‌developed in collaboration with CEO Elon Musk's rocket company SpaceX, drove upside down on a ramp using a suction system, turned in the air and landed using built-in thrusters. Later in the event it used the thrusters to jump over a truck and other vehicles, twisting in the air during the maneuver.

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