New Tesla Roadster is here, and it’s INSANE!

Tesla says the new Roadster does 0-60mph in under a second, and that one version can fly. But those two claims belong to different cars, and neither is the one most people could actually reserve. Here's the full breakdown of what Tesla showed, what it only claimed, and what's still missing. Tesla revealed the new Roadster on October 15, 2026, at SpaceX's McGregor site in Texas. In this video I go through the design, the cabin and seats, luggage space, by-wire steering and braking, range and charging, the thrusters, ownership questions, and the $50,000 reservation, then give my verdict on all three versions: Performance, Thrust and Rocket. The three promises in the title Tesla's Roadster history: 2017 to 2026 The three versions explained Design, aero and the suction system Getting in, seats and interior By-wire steering and brakes: the safety question Roof, luggage space and practicality Range, charging and top speed 0-60mph claims and the thrusters Does it really fly? Ownership costs and reservation terms KEY POINTS FROM THE VIDEO - Performance: 2 seats, road-ready, claimed under 1.6s to 60mph - Thrust: 2 seats, rear cold-gas thrusters, claimed under 0.9s - Rocket: single seat, invitation only, claimed under 0.59s, not approved for public roads - Reported top speed above 230mph and range above 300 miles - Production targeted for 2028; no final price announced IMPORTANT All performance figures are Tesla's own claims and have not been independently verified. Specs, prices and dates may change before production. Reservation terms vary, so read Tesla's official terms before paying anything. This video is not financial advice. Which would you pick: Performance, Thrust or Rocket? Tell me in the comments, and subscribe for the first independent test. #TeslaRoadster #Tesla #ElectricCars #Supercar #EV