Musk Does It Again – Flying Cars Are Close To Reality

Who would have imagined that making cars fly like planes is technically possible? But, tech billionaire Elon Musk lived this dream for more than a decade and splurged millions of dollars into the research and development to finally bring it a step closer to reality through his automobile behemoth Tesla.

On Thursday night during a live event at a SpaceX facility in Texas, Tesla officially unveiled the long-delayed second-generation Tesla Roadster in a jaw-dropping stunt demonstration. During the wild show, the super electric car drove completely upside down on a curved ramp before taking flight into mid-air.

The incredible stunt showed the vehicle jumping into the air, doing a massive flip, and safely landing back down. Elon Musk stepped onto stage and happily cheered that flying cars are officially real now.

The shocking demo video instantly went viral on social media, leaving millions of fans and car lovers totally speechless. This crazy flight capability is powered by special SpaceX cold-gas rocket thrusters built directly into the car body.

The system uses ultra-high pressure air tanks replacing rear seats to blast the car off the ground. Tesla claimed the speed of this roadster car shoots from zero to 60 mph in a second.

Despite all this automotive brilliance, major questions remain about when customers can actually buy one and whether they can suit ordinary roads along with other vehicles. Musk hinted that limited manufacturing might finally start around 2027 or 2028, though official dates are still unconfirmed.