Tesla Roadster wiki.

October 15, 2026 reveal · Independent wiki

Tesla Roadster wiki.

The new Roadster, explained. Explore the redesigned car, fan-assisted downforce and cold-gas thrusters—with a clear line between the demonstration, Tesla’s claims and what is still unknown.

Explore the specificationsRead the reveal guide

Official video cover, labelled “Road Mode.” Promotional imagery; the cover does not identify a retail configuration or prove road approval. Source: Tesla’s “Roadster transforms in Track Mode” post. Image © Tesla.

Tesla official broadcast

Watch the Roadster reveal

“Roadster event livestream” — Tesla, October 15, 2026. The full replay opens on X. Playback and sign-in availability are controlled by X.

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Understand the new Roadster

• Performance, Thrust or Rocket?

  Three reported configurations. Different thrusters, seating and intended uses. The flying demonstration does not describe every version.

• Why fans and thrusters are different

  One system helps hold the road. Another supplies propulsion and attitude control.

• What the 0.81-second claim means

  Read the launch result with its configuration and unresolved test conditions.

• The street-legality question

  Marketing descriptions, Rocket’s reported restriction and approvals still to verify.

• Before putting down a deposit

  Separate the reported reservation payment from the final retail price and a delivery commitment.

What we can say today

Source review: October 16, 2026

Reveal documented

Tesla’s official event post and current reporting identify the redesigned Roadster shown in Texas.

Performance claimed

0.81 seconds to 60 mph was reported by Tesla. No independent instrumented test is established here.

2028 is a target

Musk stated a production target. That does not confirm a customer delivery date.

Key details unresolved

Final price, certified range, battery capacity and charging specifications are not established by our reviewed current sources.

Read the production timeline

A new reveal, not the old specification sheet

The 2017 concept’s 620-mile range, 200 kWh battery and $200,000 starting price are historical claims. This wiki keeps them separate from the October 2026 redesign. Start with the generation comparison if older search results seem to describe another car.

A wiki with a source trail

Every substantive article cites named sources, states its scope and preserves unknowns. We do not claim to have driven the car or independently timed the demonstrations. Read the source library, browse the wiki index or choose a reader guide.