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The event was less than 30 minutes and felt more like a stunt show than a product reveal. Musk promised the hypercar would go into production in 2028, but after nearly nine years who’s counting. The people were here to see a car fly, and that’s what Tesla gave them.

theverge.comThe Tesla Roadster flew, drove upside down, and hit 60mph in under a secondThe next-gen Roadster has been in development for nearly a decade. But perhaps it was worth the wait.

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Did they? Or did they watch a big screen? Because this sure looks like AI. Just going up the ramp vertically, slowly, to upside down, slowly, makes zero sense from a physics standpoint. Unless someone at the verge saw this in person, I’m surprised you’re just pushing musk propaganda (again).

Are AI executives begging for immunity from damage they created with hallucinations? Is the sudden concern about "humanity" a smokescreen for a technology with a 95% failure rate? Have AI executives been making knowingly false promises for years (i.e. fraud)? www.thedataexperts.us/writing/ente...

thedataexperts.usEnterprise AI Failure Rate: Why 95% Fail, per MIT (2025)MIT's 2025 NANDA study found 95% of GenAI pilots return no measurable value. The root causes, the ROI gap, and what the 5% that succeed do differently.

Behold! The alleged flying car which you can clearly see has had as much weight as possible stripped away so it could do its entirely fake party trick.

That’s the suction grid that allows the downforce fan to stick the vehicle to the road surface much like the Spéirling. Not new tech. There’s nothing fake about it. It’s stupid for a million other reasons, like having 2 10K PSI gas tanks in a car, and having no chance to actually be produced.

Imagine being so reviled as a human being that everything you sell has to be so over the top just so people stop and look. And still hate your overpriced and mediocre product.

It was a controlled falling car that had compressed air jets to make it flip and cushion its landing. If you believe it flew I’m from Australia and have a bridge to sell you.