A high-speed test reveals the unexpected aerodynamics of a Tesla Roadster, capturing dramatic footage as it flies through the air after a controlled launch. Engineers analyzed how the car’s design—including its low center of gravity and lightweight build—contributes to its dramatic mid-air flips and erratic handling at extreme speeds. The test also highlights how the Roadster’s underbody airflow creates a powerful suction effect, altering its stability in ways that challenge conventional automotive physics. For car enthusiasts and physics buffs, this deep dive into the Roadster’s behavior offers a rare look at how real-world forces shape even the most unconventional vehicles.
Explained: Here’s How the Tesla Roadster Flies, Flips, and Sucks Car and Driver
