During a livestreamed event at a SpaceX facility in Texas, Tesla unveiled its updated Roadster equipped with high-pressure air thrusters that allowed the vehicle to leave the road surface entirely.

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Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) finally sent its long-awaited Roadster flying Thursday night, but prediction market traders grew sharply less confident that customers would receive one anytime soon. On ...

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Hanwha Systems laser weapons shot down target drones during a South Korean Army demonstration, the company said.

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Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster sports car, which can thrust itself up in the air. But drivers shouldn’t expect to take ...

Elon Musk said that the Tesla Roadster event will be a "banger," and that could be a literal description if things go ...

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Tesla's rocket-powered Roadster stunt dazzled, but margins are sliding, spending is rising and estimates are falling ahead of ...

Tesla claims that a production Roadster variant will, eventually, be able to do all this, but that “invite-only” version will ...