In Pictures: Musk: Tesla Roadster Owners Will Get Autonomous 'Flying Stunt Mode' and Texas Looping Track

Musk has promised Roadster buyers autonomous stunts and a Texas test track, though the car's interior remains a promise rather than a production reality.

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The Roadster's claimed 'sentient' capabilities contrast with the current state of performance EVs on display at auto shows.

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Tesla's charging network underpins its EV lineup, but Musk's latest Roadster claims come with no specifications or production timeline.

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Musk says new Roadster owners can command the car to perform autonomous stunts, a feature no production vehicle currently offers.

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No details were given on how the Roadster's systems would execute Musk's promised autonomous stunt mode.

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The Roadster announcement echoes the hype of past Tesla unveilings, where bold claims have often outpaced delivery.

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Musk also promised a looping test track at Tesla's Texas headquarters, with no timing or specifications disclosed.

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Tesla has yet to confirm production details for the Roadster, leaving Musk's promises unverified.

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The original Roadster unveiled in 2017 was billed as a high-performance supercar, but deliveries have repeatedly slipped.

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