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Posted by anan
 - Today at 10:45:48
Quote from: asdfsdaf on Yesterday at 13:43:42This article is a joke. At least Tesla had a moving prototype, This is just AI renders all around. The anti-Tesla FUD from Daniel is getting real tiresome. Is there anybody at notebookcheck that can talk to him?
Pretty sure that Dreame car exists as it was literally shown off at San Francisco. Weird that the linked article does not call it a concept. It could just be a mock up with no intention to even attempt to create the real thing. Definitely the video shows a liquid rocket engine plume. Solid rocket engine plumes are just not pretty.
And I did not find any videos of Tesla Roadster 2 with rocket engines so go figure...
Posted by Konton
 - Yesterday at 17:28:41
Tesla's "thruster" is just a hs science demonstration that should not have been confirmed by musk
Posted by asdfsdaf
 - Yesterday at 13:43:42
This article is a joke. At least Tesla had a moving prototype, This is just AI renders all around. The anti-Tesla FUD from Daniel is getting real tiresome. Is there anybody at notebookcheck that can talk to him?
Posted by Redaktion
 - Yesterday at 12:58:47
Elon Musk has long teased that the perpetually delayed Tesla Roadster 2 would use a SpaceX thruster package to achieve a sub-second 0–60 mph acceleration. Vacuum maker Dreame, apparently tired of waiting, has decided to beat Tesla to the punch with the Nebula Next 01 Jet Edition, an electric hypercar with rocket boosters.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dreame-beats-Tesla-Roadster-2-to-the-SpaceX-thruster-hypercar-unveil-with-0-99s-acceleration.1285449.0.html