Tesla Roadster Fine Print Shows No Delivery Guarantee

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Tesla's reservation agreement for its newly unveiled Roadster explicitly states there is no guarantee the vehicle will be delivered, according to legal fine print on the company's website. The second-generation sports car, demonstrated by CEO Elon Musk on Oct 15, remains under development. The agreement's delivery section says Tesla cannot guarantee when the vehicle will be delivered or if it will be delivered at all. The purchase price is also unconfirmed, with Tesla noting it is only an estimate that may increase based on final hardware features. Additionally, the rocket-thruster variant shown in the demo is invite-only and not approved for public road use. The Roadster was first unveiled in 2017 with claims of 0-96 kmph acceleration in 1.9 seconds and a 997 km range, but never entered production. Musk said in 2024 that other projects took precedence, and the new rocket thrusters are expected to further delay any potential release.


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