Tesla has rescheduled the reveal event for its redesigned, second-generation Roadster. Originally planned for October 1 in Waco, Texas, the event will now take place on October 15. The company stated that the decision was made due to a forecast of severe weather, as the event requires an outdoor venue.
The second-generation Roadster was first introduced as a concept in 2017, alongside the Tesla Semi. At that time, Tesla indicated the car was a few years away and began collecting deposits from prospective customers. The project has experienced multiple delays since its initial announcement.
The necessity for an outdoor event is reportedly linked to Tesla's plans to integrate cold gas thrusters from SpaceX into the Roadster, which are intended to enable some form of flight. This feature may require an open-air demonstration, contributing to the need for favorable weather conditions.
Despite the upcoming reveal, the production timeline for the new Roadster remains uncertain. Elon Musk has previously stated that production is expected to begin a year or more after the vehicle's official unveiling.
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Tesla has delayed the reveal event for its second-generation Roadster from October 1 to October 15, citing severe weather forecasts in Waco, Texas. This marks another postponement for the vehicle, which was first announced in 2017 and has seen multiple delays.