Elon Musk 'serious' about flying cars
Tesla’s CEO had responded to a user on Twitter praising the advancements that the car has made
Tesla Roadster 2 is shown in this undated handout photo, during a presentation in Hawthorne, California, US, November 16, 2017. PHOTO: REUTERS
Elon Musk has taken to Twitter once again to declare that flying cars will become a reality.
Musk says LA Hyperloop tunnel to be unveiled in December
Tesla’s CEO had responded to a user on Twitter praising the advancements that the Tesla Roadster has made over the past six years. Musk replied by saying that the new Roadster “will actually do something like this.”
Musk says LA Hyperloop tunnel to be unveiled in December
Tesla’s CEO had responded to a user on Twitter praising the advancements that the Tesla Roadster has made over the past six years. Musk replied by saying that the new Roadster “will actually do something like this.”
The new Roadster will actually do something like this https://t.co/fIsTAYa4x8
The car is the latest Tesla Musk has promised to unveil in 2020. He has previously launched a Roadster with the rocket launch into space. Musk has further revealed that he plans on using SpaceX's cold gas thruster with ultra-high pressure in place of the rear seats to make the car get off the ground.
Along with that, during an exchange on Twitter with tech vlogger Marques Brownlee, Musk made it very clear that he is indeed not joking and that Roadster will be able to hover in 2020.
I’m not. Will use SpaceX cold gas thruster system with ultra high pressure air in a composite over-wrapped pressure vessel in place of the 2 rear seats.
Elon Musk ducks out of one Los Angeles tunnel but pursues another
Separately, Musk's boring tunnel made some progress when a sample tunnel was shown publicly for the first time in December. The project aims to revolutionise city traffic by zipping below congested streets.
The article originally appeared on Mashable.