Tesla Roadster launch postponed by two weeks due to high winds

Tesla has once again delayed the unveiling of its second-generation Roadster. Originally announced in 2017 with a planned 2020 release, the vehicle has faced numerous setbacks. The latest event, scheduled for October 1, was pushed back to October 15. Tesla’s official X account cited severe weather conditions, specifically high winds, as the reason for the postponement, noting that the outdoor event could not proceed safely. CEO Elon Musk confirmed the delay, emphasizing the impact of the weather on the demonstration. The move has drawn criticism and skepticism from observers, particularly given Musk's previous claims that the vehicle would be capable of short-distance flight. The company has updated its website countdown to reflect the new date, leaving potential customers and enthusiasts waiting longer to see the long-delayed electric sports car in action.