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UAE Customers Can Reserve Tesla's New Roadster, With Top 'Flying' Model Requiring InvitationTechnology

UAE Customers Can Reserve Tesla's New Roadster, With Top 'Flying' Model Requiring Invitation

Tesla is now accepting reservations for its new Roadster in the UAE, with the high-performance Thrust model requiring a Dh1 million deposit. The 'flying' Rocket model is invitation-only and its legality raises questions under UAE aviation and road regulations.

The National|October 20, 2026
AeroMobil, an 11-Year-Old Flying Car Firm, Takes Aim at Tesla RoadsterTechnology

AeroMobil, an 11-Year-Old Flying Car Firm, Takes Aim at Tesla Roadster

AeroMobil, an 11-year-old flying car company, has made a public statement that appears to mock Tesla's Roadster, highlighting a competitive undercurrent in the automotive and aerospace innovation space.

Al Jazeera English|October 17, 2026|2
Tesla's 'Flying' Roadster: A Glimpse of the Future or a Technological Mirage?Technology

Tesla's 'Flying' Roadster: A Glimpse of the Future or a Technological Mirage?

Tesla has unveiled a concept for a 'flying' Roadster, featuring SpaceX thrusters and a 0-100 kph time of one second. However, the limited-edition vehicle faces significant legal and insurance hurdles before becoming a reality.

The National|October 17, 2026|1
Tesla's New Car Defies Gravity with Upside-Down Driving and Aerial JumpsTechnology

Tesla's New Car Defies Gravity with Upside-Down Driving and Aerial Jumps

Tesla has revealed a new car capable of driving upside down and performing aerial jumps, showcasing a significant leap in automotive technology.

Al Jazeera English|October 16, 2026|1
Tesla's New Car Defies Gravity with Upside-Down Driving and Aerial JumpsTechnology

Tesla's New Car Defies Gravity with Upside-Down Driving and Aerial Jumps

Tesla has unveiled a new car that can drive upside down and jump through the air. The demonstration video of this innovative vehicle has a duration of 48 seconds.

Al Jazeera English|October 16, 2026|1
Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs in Largest Workforce Reduction Since Pandemic Amid Push for Autonomous FutureTechnology

Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs in Largest Workforce Reduction Since Pandemic Amid Push for Autonomous Future

Uber Technologies has laid off 3,300 employees, or 10 percent of its workforce, in its largest job cuts since the pandemic as the company shifts focus toward autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence.

Al Jazeera English|September 2, 2026|1
Tesla and Major Automakers Launch Record-Breaking Vehicle Recall in China Over Safety Concerns Regarding Concealed Door HandlesTechnology

Tesla and Major Automakers Launch Record-Breaking Vehicle Recall in China Over Safety Concerns Regarding Concealed Door Handles

Tesla and eight other automakers are recalling approximately 4.3 million vehicles in China due to safety concerns regarding concealed emergency door handles.

The National|August 24, 2026