How much is the Tesla flying car?
Tesla has not announced a retail price. To reserve the new Roadster you pay $5,000 up front and $45,000 within 10 days, $50,000 in total. The Thrust package with the cold-gas thrusters was reported at an extra $245,000 on the same schedule, about $250,000 all in. The top "Rocket" version is invite-only, with no public figure.
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Pick a photo of yourself and a ride. The first 2 s of the flight are free to watch.
Nothing is uploaded yet. You confirm it in the studio before anything is made.
The numbers, side by side
A reservation is a deposit toward a car that Tesla says will go into production in 2028, not the final price. Sources: Electrek, Engadget.
| Version | What you pay now | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Roadster (Performance) | $5,000 now + $45,000 within 10 days | Electrek, Engadget (15 Oct 2026) |
| Thrust package | About $245,000 more within 10 days | Engadget |
| Rocket | Invite only, no price given | Electrek |
Why there is no sticker price yet
Tesla first showed a Roadster in 2017 with a promised 2020 launch, and the dates moved several times since. With production now targeted for 2028, final pricing, options and taxes are still open. When it comes out.
The cheap way to fly one
A flying stunt video starring you costs 10 credits at 480p, the $9.99 Single pack, after a free 2-second preview. It follows the same wall run. Make one.
The ramp is waiting
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Questions people ask
Is the $50,000 reservation refundable?
Electrek reports Tesla calls the $5,000 part fully refundable; check Tesla’s order terms before paying the rest.
How much is the flying version?
Reported at about $250,000 with the Thrust package. The Rocket version has no public price.
Can I buy one today?
You can reserve. Production is targeted for 2028.