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Tesla, the American company, has launched a showcase of its new "Tesla Roadster" in Texas, where the vehicle appears to lift off the ground and perform high-tech aerial maneuvers based on technology borrowed from SpaceX rockets. Tests confirm that the car's ability to elevate is real and not just an optical illusion. However, the use of the term "flying car" is considered an exaggeration, as the vehicle does not fly continuously but exhibits a temporary lifting capability and stunt performances. Legal restrictions prohibit selling the lifting versions to consumers, limiting them to private racing tracks, with expectations that commercial production lines will begin by 2028 at prices exceeding a quarter of a million dollars. This step represents a leap in aerodynamics engineering and affirms Tesla's leadership, but it remains within promotional showcase boundaries. Regulatory legislation is awaited to facilitate the widespread use of flying cars in daily life.
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