According to three people familiar with the matter, Tesla is currently planning to unveil the new design, which may be held as early as this month. The press conference will arrange a carefully planned stunt demonstration to show the flight capabilities of the Roadster's limited edition, which was jointly created by Tesla and SpaceX, a rocket company owned by Musk. The demonstration is expected to take place at the SpaceX test site in McGregor, Texas. Three sources said that just a few months ago, Tesla's demo plan was similar to a sci-fi movie plot: the car would run upside down a ramp similar to a magnetized roller coaster, then straighten the body and hover in the air. Musk has previously stated that the car's flight capability comes from an air-conditioning propeller jointly developed with SpaceX. However, there are still variables as to what Tesla will actually show at the event. A person familiar with the matter said that after the demo plan was previewed with Musk, Tesla postponed the Roadster demo plan and cut some design steps since then. According to other sources, in recent weeks, Musk told some Tesla employees that the demonstration was very difficult to implement, and unexpected situations may occur, but in any case, the live results will be viewable. It is currently unclear whether Tesla will use a live broadcast format or broadcast a recorded video. Three people familiar with the matter said that due to the risk of damage to the eardrums, all live spectators needed to stand a few hundred yards away from the vehicle. Kim Jae-wook, professor of aerodynamics and aeronautical acoustics at the University of Southampton, explained that air conditioning propellers release high-pressure gas, causing huge noise and vibration. Therefore, the demo car will be remotely controlled, and there will be no personnel in the car. Today's Tesla urgently needs to boost market confidence. Dragged down by robots, autonomous taxis and other businesses, Tesla's stock price has fallen by nearly a quarter this year, while the Nasdaq index rose 15% over the same period. As Tesla's first model, the Roadster has a special place in the hearts of many loyal fans.

According to three people familiar with the matter, Tesla is currently planning to unveil the new design, which may be held as early as this month. The press conference will arrange a carefully planned stunt demonstration to show the flight capabilities of the Roadster's limited edition, which was jointly created by Tesla and SpaceX, a rocket company owned by Musk. The demonstration is expected to take place at the SpaceX test site in McGregor, Texas. Three sources said that just a few months ago, Tesla's demo plan was similar to a sci-fi movie plot: the car would run upside down a ramp similar to a magnetized roller coaster, then straighten the body and hover in the air. Musk has previously stated that the car's flight capability comes from an air-conditioning propeller jointly developed with SpaceX. However, there are still variables as to what Tesla will actually show at the event. A person familiar with the matter said that after the demo plan was previewed with Musk, Tesla postponed the Roadster demo plan and cut some design steps since then. According to other sources, in recent weeks, Musk told some Tesla employees that the demonstration was very difficult to implement, and unexpected situations may occur, but in any case, the live results will be viewable. It is currently unclear whether Tesla will use a live broadcast format or broadcast a recorded video. Three people familiar with the matter said that due to the risk of damage to the eardrums, all live spectators needed to stand a few hundred yards away from the vehicle. Kim Jae-wook, professor of aerodynamics and aeronautical acoustics at the University of Southampton, explained that air conditioning propellers release high-pressure gas, causing huge noise and vibration. Therefore, the demo car will be remotely controlled, and there will be no personnel in the car. Today's Tesla urgently needs to boost market confidence. Dragged down by robots, autonomous taxis and other businesses, Tesla's stock price has fallen by nearly a quarter this year, while the Nasdaq index rose 15% over the same period. As Tesla's first model, the Roadster has a special place in the hearts of many loyal fans.