Tesla's new tech could switch from blow to suck, pinning the Roadster down for maximum grip and putting Druidia at risk.

Tesla first showed off the Roadster 2.0 in November 2017. Back then, the specs sounded like science fiction: 0–60 mph in 1.9 ...

Tesla's latest patent uses fans and retractable skirts to suck a car to the ground to improve acceleration, braking, and cornering.

Tesla is again teasing the new Roadster, which is now five years late, as “the last driver’s car” before self-driving takes ...

The modern-day Tesla Roadster that still doesn't exist has been imagined with an electrified V10 engine and a wide body kit ...

RBW, a British handcrafted electric car manufacturer, brought its cute little Roadster out to Santa Monica and invited us ...

🔋 Tesla’s Vice President of Vehicle Engineering Lars Moravy claimed in front of a crowd at X Takeover 2025 that the upcoming ...