The launch of the new Tesla Roadster has been delayed again, according to CEO Elon Musk. In a meeting with shareholders, Musk commented that the team is working on the car but did not provide a production timeline.
Originally scheduled to debut in 2020, the Roadster is now expected to appear only in 2025, after successive delays.
Musk acknowledged the frustration of Roadster depositors, explaining that the vehicle is a lower priority compared to projects that have a more significant impact on the world’s well-being. He emphasized that everyone on the team would love to focus on developing the new Roadster, which promises to be a lot of fun and innovative.
While there are still no concrete details about the final design, it is expected to retain similarities to the concept presented in 2017, but it may change due to the brand’s new “Cyber” design language.
Musk revealed that the design goals have been broadened and that production of the Roadster is slated for 2025, although this may change again.
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