Elon Musk has long touted the possibility of flying cars, and on a recent episode of Joe Rogan's podcast, he seemed to confirm that these vehicles could be in development soon. When asked about his plans for Tesla's second-generation Roadster, Musk surprisingly shifted gears and discussed the idea of a flying car instead.
Musk stated that he hopes to unveil a flying vehicle before the end of the year, despite not providing any concrete details or timelines. He has been talking about the possibility of flying cars since 2014 and hasn't shown much progress until now.
The billionaire entrepreneur claimed that Tesla's latest project contains "crazy technology," but was vague about what this entails. When asked if it could be considered a car, Musk replied that it "looks like a car." It seems clear that Musk is trying to downplay the technical challenges associated with creating a flying vehicle.
Despite his confidence in the potential of Tesla's flying project, many are skeptical about its feasibility and timeline. With Musk having been vocal about his vision for flying cars for over a decade, some wonder if this announcement might be more of an PR stunt than a genuine attempt to create something new.
Tesla's second-generation Roadster has been delayed several times since it was first unveiled in 2017, leading many to question whether the company is on track to meet its promises. With Musk now shifting his focus to flying cars, some wonder if this might be another example of how the company's timelines and goals are subject to change.
Whatever the case may be, one thing is clear: Elon Musk remains committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation and technology. Whether or not Tesla's flying project will ever come to fruition remains to be seen, but for now, it seems that the billionaire entrepreneur is eager to spark excitement about this new idea.
Musk stated that he hopes to unveil a flying vehicle before the end of the year, despite not providing any concrete details or timelines. He has been talking about the possibility of flying cars since 2014 and hasn't shown much progress until now.
The billionaire entrepreneur claimed that Tesla's latest project contains "crazy technology," but was vague about what this entails. When asked if it could be considered a car, Musk replied that it "looks like a car." It seems clear that Musk is trying to downplay the technical challenges associated with creating a flying vehicle.
Despite his confidence in the potential of Tesla's flying project, many are skeptical about its feasibility and timeline. With Musk having been vocal about his vision for flying cars for over a decade, some wonder if this announcement might be more of an PR stunt than a genuine attempt to create something new.
Tesla's second-generation Roadster has been delayed several times since it was first unveiled in 2017, leading many to question whether the company is on track to meet its promises. With Musk now shifting his focus to flying cars, some wonder if this might be another example of how the company's timelines and goals are subject to change.
Whatever the case may be, one thing is clear: Elon Musk remains committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation and technology. Whether or not Tesla's flying project will ever come to fruition remains to be seen, but for now, it seems that the billionaire entrepreneur is eager to spark excitement about this new idea.
What's next, flying pizzas? 
Just kidding, kinda. Musk's flying car plans sound too good (and crazy) to be true 
. Can't say I trust his timeline, though... 
. I mean, Elon has been talking about it for ages and nothing's really changed since 2014. It feels like he's trying to get people hyped up again 
. Still, if anyone can make it happen, it's him 
. But what's with all the vague stuff? "Crazy technology" isn't gonna cut it, dude 
. Fingers crossed this one doesn't become another Roadster delay 
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! Flying cars are like, totally still in the realm of fantasy, but at least he's willing to take a chance and try to make it happen 
. I mean, who wouldn't want to ditch traffic jams for a bird's-eye view? 
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. Flying cars are gonna be a whole different ball game, you know? 
Either way, I'm excited to see where this journey takes us 
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i mean think about it, no more traffic jams or parking headaches 
. but we gotta wait and see how this plays out 
, maybe it's just another one of musk's wild ideas 
but hey, at least he's trying right? 
. 12 years ago Musk was talking about flying cars and we're still waiting... Meanwhile, he's already had like 3 or 4 major delays with the second-gen Roadster? 
How can we trust that this new flying thing is gonna be any different? Sources please? 