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Tesla has resumed accepting reservations for its long-awaited Roadster, with a $5,000 upfront deposit required for a total reservation fee of $50,000 ahead of a reveal event scheduled for October 1 near Waco, Texas. The anticipated final production cost is projected to exceed $250,000, and customers who made initial reservations back in 2017 are still anticipating the arrival of their vehicles nearly nine years later. This renewed initiative aims to rekindle interest in the car after multiple delays, providing both new and existing reservation holders a definitive date to look forward to as the company gears up to finally present the production model.
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00:00Tesla just reopened reservations for one of its most delayed vehicles ever.
00:04And fans who have waited nine years are finally getting a real date.
00:08The company is accepting new Roadster reservations with a $5,000 deposit
00:13toward a total $50,000 reservation price,
00:16ahead of a reveal event scheduled for October 1st near Waco, Texas.
00:20The final production price is expected to land well above $250,000
00:24once the car actually ships.
00:27Here's the wild part.
00:29Customers who placed original Roadster reservations back in 2017
00:32are still waiting nine full years later for their cars to arrive.
00:36This renewed push comes as Tesla tries to generate fresh excitement around the vehicle
00:41after years of repeated delays.
00:44Both new and original reservation holders finally have a concrete date to watch
00:48as the company prepares to unveil the production version at last.
00:52Disclosure.
00:53This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools,
00:58And that wasn't what it was.
00:58This video contains a lot of qualité.
00:58good news and content creation.
00:58In this video, this video contains a lot of gunfire technology.
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