Tesla will reveal its long delayed second generation Roadster on October 1 in Waco, Texas, pairing a “Go for launch” teaser image with a countdown clock and a demonstration built around SpaceX thruster hardware.
The event lands weeks after a different Tesla product launch cost shareholders money. That gap between spectacle and disclosure is what investors have to price.
Nine Years, One Rocket Company
Tesla has set dates like this before. Musk once picked April 1 for the Roadster demo, then told shareholders he chose April Fools’ Day so he could always claim it was a gag.
That date passed. So…
