Is Tesla’s Flying Car Safe? Musk Says It’s “Not Necessarily a Safety-Optimized Car
Elon Musk showed a flying Tesla Roadster in Texas. Only the Rocket version flies, while the Thrust model needs $250,000 upfront before pricing. The post Is Tesla’s Flying Car Safe? Musk Says It’s “Not Necessarily a Safety-Optimized Car appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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- Elon Musk showed a flying Tesla Roadster in Texas.
- Only the Rocket version flies, while the Thrust model needs $250,000 upfront before pricing.
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