After a nine year wait, Tesla is finally launching its Roadster boasting cold-gas thrusters that seem more at home on a spacecraft than a sports car.

It’s on X, so it must be right… right? Tesla’s official account on the social media platform has made a post signalling October 1 this year as the launch date for the much-anticipated Tesla Roadster.

The red Tesla Roadster was mistaken for an undiscovered asteroid by astronomers.

Tesla teased an October 1 Roadster reveal, reviving years of delayed SpaceX thruster hover promises.

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. and Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk has revealed the reason behind SpaceX launching his Tesla Roadster to orbit Earth and Mars. Could Not Risk Something Valuable In a post on X on Monday,

In 2018, Elon Musk sent his Tesla Roadster into space aboard a SpaceX rocket, with a mannequin named Starman in the driver’s seat. The car was originally meant to head toward Mars, but it missed its target and instead entered an orbit around the Sun.