Tesla Roadster owners to get “Flying Stunt Mode” and looping track access

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Elon Musk stated on X that future Tesla Roadster owners can request the vehicle to perform unveiled stunts autonomously, claiming the car "will be sentient." Musk also promised a looping track at Tesla's Texas headquarters for testing. During a recent event, Tesla showcased a Roadster executing aerial flips and hovering using cold gas thrusters and an under-car suction fan system. However, Musk provided no timeline, operational details, or clarification regarding his "sentient" claim. Production is targeted for 2027 or 2028, and the vehicle currently lacks approval for public road use.

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Elon Musk's claims that the vehicle will be "sentient" and perform autonomous flying maneuvers lack technical detail, operational specifications, or a release timeline. Additionally, the vehicle is not approved for public road use.