Tesla Unveils Roadster With a Nod to SpaceX Merger
THE SO WHAT
A Roadster that uses SpaceX air thrusters and doesn’t hit production until 2028 is less a product and more a signal that automotive and aerospace stacks are converging. If you’re in mobility, expect customer expectations around performance and software updates to be benchmarked against this, even if volumes stay tiny.
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