Musk plans bigger flying stunts after Tesla Roadster's upside-down demonstration
- Elon Musk hinted Tesla’s next-gen Roadster could fly over the Grand Canyon in future demonstrations, then land on its wheels.
- On October 15, Tesla demonstrated the Roadster driving upside down, briefly flying through the air and landing safely.
- Tesla’s Roadster uses 10 SpaceX thrusters powered by 600 litres of compressed air to lift and spin in mid-air.
Source: ndtv.com
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