The NEW Tesla Roadster: My Honest Reaction

Okay, so... wow. So last night, Tesla had one of maybe maybe the... most... insane product demos of all time. It had a completely redesigned, brand new... cyber-looking... car, then it had a car driving up a wall, then an upside-down car, then a flying car, then a car that jumps and does a kickflip, and then a 0.6-second...

0 to 60. And yet realistically, a lot of this stuff was... a distraction from the facts and figures that we got... the next morning, today, on the actual Tesla Roadster itself. So I guess if part of my job for the last decade has been watching and attending these tech events and deciphering... what's

real versus... what you should pay attention to, what is fluff, then I figured I should definitely do this one. So RIP to the 2020 Tesla Roadster. You'll be missed... even though you never existed. But yeah, we've got a lot to talk about. Also, I hope the weather holds up 'cause it looks like it may rain at some point,

but my fingers are crossed. So anyway, yeah, a lot of people... after last night... were freaking out and rightfully so... 'cause it was... pretty insane. A lot of people were also very skeptical and rightfully so, because it was pretty insane. But I think as there is with a lot of this stuff, there was actually...

a bit of nuance to it. I think a good amount of what we saw last night at the Tesla Roadster event was, it was actually really cool. It was stuff that a lot of car people are at least interested in from an engineering perspective and were looking forward to. And then a lot of other parts of it... were

completely insane... that... I don't think we will ever see in person. So at the event itself, they started by just re-unveiling the Tesla Roadster... It's completely redesigned. It looks nothing like the one that was originally on stage back in 2017. And this thing looks like some sort of a... cyberified interpretation of a Lamborghini, maybe a Murciélago,