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Tesla announces Roadster performance specs: acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in less than 0.59 seconds.

Tesla announces Roadster performance specs: acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in less than 0.59 seconds.

智通财经智通财经2026/10/16 02:06
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Tesla announces Roadster sports car performance configurations. Performance version: Suitable for road driving, accommodates 2 passengers; the sports car is equipped with an active aerodynamic system and a multi-mode downforce system, ensuring outstanding performance both on and off the track. Thrust version: Adapted for track driving, accommodates 2 passengers; the sports car features a multi-mode downforce system combined with a rear-mounted cold air thruster, achieving 0–60 mph acceleration in 300 miles, with a top speed of over 230 mph (Rocket version). 0-60 mph acceleration performance: Performance version (<1.6 seconds), Thrust version (<0.9 seconds), Rocket version (
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