Tesla is unveiling the new Roadster for real this time, promise
Tesla says it will finally stream its next-generation Roadster event this Thursday after a series of long delays.
Tesla has announced that it will finally stream its next-generation Roadster event this Thursday, October 15, at 7:55 pm Central. The long-awaited presentation is taking place two weeks after it was originally supposed to happen.
This marks the latest date in a very long list of postponements. Tesla first showcased the Roadster prototype back in November 2017 with an initial promise to start production in 2020.
However, nearly nine years have passed since that initial reveal, and the company has yet to deliver a single production vehicle to customers. The ongoing delays have been a frequent topic of discussion among EV enthusiasts and industry analysts alike.
The upcoming event is crucial for maintaining consumer trust in Tesla's ability to execute ambitious hardware projects alongside its software and autonomous driving ventures.
Whether this Thursday's event will finally provide concrete production timelines and definitive details remains to be seen, as the tech world watches closely for updates from the EV pioneer.
