Musk reveals plans to launch a flying car this year, claiming it will surpass "all James Bond vehicles"
Jinse Finance reported that in a podcast interview with Joe Rogan released on Friday, Tesla (TSLA.O) CEO Elon Musk stated that the company may unveil its flying car by the end of 2025. When asked about the repeatedly delayed new Roadster sports car, Musk revealed that the prototype demonstration is approaching. “My friend Peter Thiel once lamented that the future was supposed to be filled with flying cars, but we have yet to achieve that,” Musk admitted on the podcast. When pressed for details, he added: “Since Peter wants a flying car, we should make sure he can buy one.” Musk described the upcoming (flying) car as equipped with “disruptive technology” and promised its debut would be “unforgettable.” He compared the car’s features by saying: “Even if you combined all the creative ideas from James Bond’s cars, this car would still be crazier.”
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