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Briefings

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced a new Roadster stunt show in California using decades-old stunt technology, claiming production begins by 2028. However, evidence indicates the event was a staged demonstration with no actual production cars, as the company has repeatedly failed to deliver promised vehicles despite high preorders. The stunt involved real physical stunts but no verified physics or functional prototypes, leaving the future of the Roadster uncertain.

Key points

• Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced a new Roadster stunt show in California using decades-old stunt technology to demonstrate air stunts, claiming production begins by 2028.
• The Roadster stunt show involved real physical stunts but no verified physics or functional prototypes, as the company has repeatedly failed to deliver promised vehicles despite high preorders.

Context

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced a new Roadster stunt show in California using decades-old stunt technology to demonstrate air stunts, claiming production begins by 2028. The company has repeatedly failed to deliver promised vehicles despite high preorders.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single event description and social media commentary; no production dates, car specifications, or physics verification data are provided. The stunt show's actual purpose and the future of the Roadster remain unverified.

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