Tesla unveiled its next-generation Roadster, a literal flying car, with SpaceX-built cold-gas thrusters and a suction system that let it drive upside down and flip over.

The car comes in three versions, with the top “Rocket” trim claiming 0–60 mph in under 0.59 seconds, a top speed above 230 mph, and limited flight capability, though it won’t be road-legal.

Other features include active aerodynamics, steer-by-wire and a design inspired by the SR-71 and F-35.

Tesla claims a range of over 300 miles across versions, and production is targeted for 2028.

Full pricing hasn’t been announced.

Musk called it “the best of the last of the human-driven cars.”