Elon Musk told Joe Rogan that he hopes to unveil a flying car “before the end of the year.” by Gizmo Reportedly, Rogan asked MUSK about the Mosked Second-Gen Tesla Roadster on his show, where the TESLA CEO started talking about wanting the car to fly. If you will remember, Tesla unveiled the new Roadster in 2017 and had plans to start delivering it in 2020, but its production has been delayed several times. Opelai CEO Sam Altman recently revealed that he was having trouble getting a return on a $50,000 one-way tip he made back in 2018. But instead of talking in depth about the Roadster’s status, Musk is talking about getting closer to the prototype instead.
He was giving clear answers in the interview, but he ended up saying: “You know, my friend Peter Thiyeli, but we thought that the Flying Tesla should work well. Musk said he was not sure of the car but “it is considered a car.” He did not answer when Rogan asked if it did not have “restored wings” or was told if the car would be vtol, or vertical landing and landing, planes.
Musk was talking about the development of flying cars in early 2014, as Gizmo Notes. However, note that the CEO has disappointed with overconfidence and ambition at times, not only with autoautoker but also with his other companies like SPACEX. Take for example, the aforementioned Roadster, which has yet to enter production, and the Spacex Falcon heavy-lifter whose first launch didn’t happen for five years. That said, it’s also possible that Tesla will unveil an outstanding prototype that will still need to go through major changes and development if and when it’s ready for production.
