India, Feb. 29 -- Elon Musk-owned Tesla unveiled a four-seater drop-top electric vehicle in November 2017, the Roadster - which was due to arrive in production guise sometime in 2020. Back then, the American manufacturer claimed that the second-generation Roadster could reach 97km/h from a standstill in 1.9 seconds. However, fast forward to the present day, California-based Tesla has stirred the pot by making new claims about the EV. On February 28, the Tesla CEO took to X (formerly Twitter) and posted that the production design of the Roadster will be completed and unveiled by the end of 2024, followed by customer deliveries in 2025. He also wrote, "There will never be another car like this, if you could even call it a car", while also n...