Elon Musk Fires Up Hype Around Flying Cars After Appearing on Joe Rogan's Show
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has once again reignited speculation about his company's flying car project, stating that he aims to unveil a prototype "before the end of the year." During an appearance on comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan's show, Musk fielded questions about Tesla's long-stalled second-gen Roadster and unexpectedly shifted gears to talk about the flying car.
While Musk did not provide any concrete details or timelines for the project, he hinted that it is making significant progress. The CEO even referenced a conversation with fellow investor Peter Thiel, who reportedly expressed his desire for a flying car. Musk quipped that if people want flying cars, "we should be able to buy one."
Musk's comments on the show were characteristically vague, but he did reveal that the flying car prototype contains "crazy, crazy technology." However, when pressed about specific features like retractable wings or VTOL capabilities, Musk remained tight-lipped.
Despite his history of overpromising and underdelivering on ambitious projects, including the delayed production of the Tesla Roadster and SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket, some observers remain cautiously optimistic about Tesla's flying car prospects. Whether the company can deliver a viable product that meets the hype remains to be seen.
				
			Tesla CEO Elon Musk has once again reignited speculation about his company's flying car project, stating that he aims to unveil a prototype "before the end of the year." During an appearance on comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan's show, Musk fielded questions about Tesla's long-stalled second-gen Roadster and unexpectedly shifted gears to talk about the flying car.
While Musk did not provide any concrete details or timelines for the project, he hinted that it is making significant progress. The CEO even referenced a conversation with fellow investor Peter Thiel, who reportedly expressed his desire for a flying car. Musk quipped that if people want flying cars, "we should be able to buy one."
Musk's comments on the show were characteristically vague, but he did reveal that the flying car prototype contains "crazy, crazy technology." However, when pressed about specific features like retractable wings or VTOL capabilities, Musk remained tight-lipped.
Despite his history of overpromising and underdelivering on ambitious projects, including the delayed production of the Tesla Roadster and SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket, some observers remain cautiously optimistic about Tesla's flying car prospects. Whether the company can deliver a viable product that meets the hype remains to be seen.