Tesla has reopened reservations for its next-generation Roadster, requiring a $50,000 deposit before the vehicle's official unveiling on October 1 in Texas. Customers must first pay a refundable $5,000 by credit card, then complete the reservation with a $45,000 wire transfer within 10 days. The Roadster, initially revealed in 2017 with promised specs like a 1.9-second 0-60 mph time and 620-mile range, has faced nearly a decade of delays and redesigns, now evolving into a carbon-fiber hypercar. The upcoming event may showcase a limited edition model featuring SpaceX-developed cold-gas thrusters, highlighting Tesla's innovative approach. Pricing and handling of previous reservations remain unclear.
Tesla stock trades at USD 375.90 on Pluang as of Sep 22, 2026 07:41 WIB, up 3.21% in the last day. The company holds a market cap of $1.44 trillion and an enterprise value of $1.41 trillion. Pluang users show a 59% sell and 41% buy order split, with a typical hold time of 87 days. This trading activity provides context to Tesla's latest Roadster reservation reopening news.
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