Tesla Turns to Decades-Old Stunt Technology in Renewed Push for Roadster

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Tesla is reportedly drawing on a stunt-industry technique dating back about 50 years as it works again on its Roadster project. The approach relies on compressed gas, which can be used to make a vehicle spin in the air. The source material provided is brief, so further details about timing, scope, or the exact application at Tesla are not available. The report highlights how a long-established method from stunt work is being considered for a modern automotive effort. No additional claims about performance or production plans can be confirmed from the given text.

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