The most exciting productMusk waited 6 years!
Tesla's all-new Roadster is a highly anticipated product, with Musk even calling it "the most exciting product ever." Since its official launch in November 2017, the all-electric sports car has not been delivered in series production, leaving many consumers and fans waiting for a full six years. However, recently Musk revealed details about the car, including its impressive performance figures and future delivery plans, leaving people looking forward to the supercar once again.
The all-new Roadster's sci-fi design is full of sci-fi colors, with a streamlined body, designed for drivability and aerodynamic efficiency, and a small spoiler at the rear, making the overall shape more combative than any of Tesla's current models. In addition, the new car also adopts a hard-top convertible design, and the panoramic glass roof is not only lightweight and easy to disassemble, but also can be stored in the trunk, bringing users a more flexible driving experience.
In terms of power, the all-new Roadster also excels.
It is reported that the peak torque of the car's motor is as high as 10,000N·m, and the acceleration time from 0 to 96km h is only 1In 9 seconds, the 0-160km h acceleration time is only 42 seconds. In addition, the car is equipped with a 200kWh battery pack, and the car is officially claimed to have a maximum range of 992 km. These performance figures undoubtedly make the new Roadster one of the best in the market.
However, despite the impressive performance and stats of the all-new Roadster, Tesla's delivery delays remain a concern. Although Musk said that the car is scheduled to be announced at the end of this year and officially delivered next year, we still need to take this with reservations given his past precedent of delayed deliveries.
Overall, the all-new Roadster is undoubtedly an exciting product, and its design, performance, and range all demonstrate Tesla's leading position in the field of new energy vehicles. However, Tesla still needs to address its delivery delays in order to gain consumer trust and market recognition.