In an episode of the 'Moonshots' podcast, Elon Musk delved into the details of the electric supercar, the Tesla Roadster, developed under his brand. The Roadster's entry into the market has faced a significant delay, pushing its release several years past the initial timeline. Musk has earlier teased that this car is not just fast — it's exceptionally rapid, with the potential to hover, and it's packed with a host of unannounced, 'wild' features that are sure to turn heads.

During the podcast, Musk made a candid admission: the car's primary focus isn't safety. Instead, it's geared towards pushing the boundaries of automotive technology and performance. Tesla is set to make a grand reveal of the new car to the public for the first time on April 1st, a date that's sure to add an element of surprise and intrigue. Previously, Musk had only offered vague hints about the car's performance capabilities, building up anticipation for what he promises will be the most impressive debut in automotive history.

The new Tesla Roadster is expected to hit the market before the year's end, boasting technologies that defy conventional norms and set new benchmarks. Following its launch, mass production of the vehicle is projected to commence within the next 12 to 18 months, with a potential market release slated for 2027. This news has car enthusiasts around the world eagerly awaiting the arrival of this groundbreaking vehicle.