The company plans to detail pricing, performance specifications, and manufacturing timelines during an October 1 event near Waco, Texas. This move mirrors a 2017 campaign that promised deliveries by 2020, a deadline that passed years ago. Many original depositors, including high-profile figures like Sam Altman and tech creator Marques Brownlee, have reported significant difficulties retrieving their funds after the project stalled.
Elon Musk continues to build anticipation for the reveal, recently teasing features such as SpaceX-derived cold gas thrusters capable of allowing the car to hover. Despite Musk’s promises of an exciting launch, market skepticism remains high. Betting platforms currently place the probability of a Roadster delivery occurring before the end of 2026 at a mere 4.5%.
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