Tesla Readies Flying Car Demo to Pump Up Sluggish Auto Business - Bloomberg
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Tesla Inc. aims to boost its struggling auto business with a flight demonstration of its long-awaited new Roadster sports car, scheduled for Thursday in Texas. This revives a model Tesla ceased production of over a decade ago, adding to its lineup primarily consisting of two mid-priced consumer models.
Before its official launch, Tesla's flying car concept promises to reverberate across the automotive industry.
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