Tesla Roadster Production Pushed Back to 2025 Amid Rumors of 2-Door Design and 'Flying Car' Capabilities

The production of the highly anticipated Tesla Roadster has been pushed back to 2025, according to recent reports. This news comes after a job listing sparked rumors about the new design and features of the vehicle.

Production Timeline

The latest reports suggest that the production of the Roadster is at least two to three years away. The new design is rumored to feature a 2-seater configuration with butterfly doors, giving the vehicle a unique and sleek appearance.

Elon Musk Teases New Features

In a recent podcast appearance, Tesla CEO Elon Musk teased an “unforgettable” demo for the Roadster, hinting that the vehicle could have “crazy tech” and even be a “flying car.” Musk’s comments have sparked excitement and speculation among fans and investors.

Active Aerodynamic System

Tesla has filed a patent for an active aerodynamic system that could generate downforce and even allow the vehicle to hover. The system uses fans to suck air through the vehicle, creating a unique aerodynamic effect.

Controversy Surrounding the Roadster

The Roadster has been at the center of a controversy between Tesla and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who claimed that Tesla failed to reimburse him for his $50,000 deposit after he canceled his booking. However, Musk responded by saying that the refund was fulfilled within 24 hours.

Refund Issues and Cancellations

Altman is not the only one who has canceled his booking for the Roadster. Popular YouTuber Marques Brownlee, aka MKBHD, also canceled one of his two Roadster reservations. The issues surrounding the Roadster’s production and refund policy have raised concerns among customers and investors.

What’s Next for the Roadster?

As the production of the Roadster is delayed until 2025, fans and investors will have to wait a little longer to see the final product. With its rumored 2-seater design, butterfly doors, and active aerodynamic system, the Roadster is expected to be a game-changer in the electric vehicle market. Will Tesla deliver on its promises, or will the Roadster’s production be further delayed? Only time will tell.