PendingTalk to Grok in FSD within ~3 months
“This functionality will be there in about 3 months or so.”
“0-60mph < 1 sec. And that is the least interesting part”
— Elon Musk · Feb 28, 2024 · Musk tweet, Feb 28 2024 ↗
See his original post on XLoads Elon's actual tweet, right here.
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What actually happened
Fetched Sep 8 2026: the second-generation Roadster remains unreleased (Wikipedia: production yet to commence; as of September 2026 unreleased). No public 0–60 demonstration of a sub-1-second production Roadster. Tied to the 2027 production window. Status stays pending. Wikipedia — Tesla Roadster (2nd gen), fetched Sep 8 2026: unreleased; no sub-1s 0–60 demo ↗
The Progression
Feb 28, 2024
The promise: “0-60mph < 1 sec. And that is the least interesting part” · Musk tweet, Feb 28 2024 ↗
Today · Sep 10, 2026
Status: Pending · 477 days left. Still waiting.
In a February 2024 tweet, Musk claimed the new Tesla Roadster would accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in under one second, adding that acceleration 'is the least interesting part.' In the same thread he said Tesla had 'radically increased the design goals,' calling it unlike any other car. The claim is tracked against a 2027 deadline and remains pending.
Receipts
LAST CHECKED 2026-09-08- [TWEET] Musk tweet, Feb 28 2024
- [REPORT] en.wikipedia.org
- [TWEET] Same-thread tweet: 'Tonight, we radically increased the design goals for the new Tesla Roadster. There will never be another car like this, if you could even call it a car.'
Tesla’s record
Delivered
47
59% of resolved claims delivered.
Missed
32
Deadline passed, still no-show.
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