On October 17, the new-generation Tesla Roadster sports car, notable for its “flight-capable” feature, captured worldwide attention. Numerous foreign media outlets weighed in on this groundbreaking announcement. Tesla unveiled the Roadster at the SpaceX facility, showcasing its integration of SpaceX’s cutting-edge propulsion technology. Elon Musk hailed the Roadster as the “ultimate pinnacle of the gasoline-powered era” and confirmed that production is slated to begin in 2028. The Roadster will be available in three distinct versions: Performance, Thrust, and Rocket. Notably, the Rocket variant is designed with flight capabilities, although it has not yet received approval for use on public roads. Industry analysts suggest that this particular model is unlikely to significantly boost Tesla’s revenue in the near future, with its primary commercial value residing in its ability to solidify Tesla’s reputation as a trailblazer in innovation.