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Tesla Roadster 2 flips with old Lockheed thrusters
Tesla’s new Roadster 2 uses decades‑old Lockheed Martin compressed‑gas thrusters to spin the 230‑mph car in the air, sparking debate over its practicality.
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Tesla’s new Roadster 2 uses decades‑old Lockheed Martin compressed‑gas thrusters to spin the 230‑mph car in the air, sparking debate over its practicality.
Tesla unveiled a $200k Roadster with a $250k Founder Series, but the move masks shaky Model 3 production and cash burn.