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Tesla unveils car that can drive upside down and jump through the air

Al Jazeera Friday 16 October 2026, 07:10 UTC 1 min read
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Tesla unveils car that can drive upside down and jump through the air NewsFeed Tesla unveils car that can drive upside down and jump through the air Tesla has unveiled an electric sports car that can drive upside down and use rocket-like thrusters to jump and turn mid-air. Developed with Elon Musk’s SpaceX, it can reportedly accelerate to 97km/h in under a second. First promised in 2017, the car is now expected in 2028.

Tesla unveils car that can drive upside down and jump through the air NewsFeed Tesla unveils car that can drive upside down and jump through the air Tesla has unveiled an electric sports car that can drive upside down and use rocket-like thrusters to jump and turn mid-air. Developed with Elon Musk’s SpaceX, it can reportedly accelerate to 97km/h in under a second. First promised in 2017, the car is now expected in 2028. Published On 16 Oct 2026
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