India, Oct. 16 -- The Tesla Roadster makes a comeback in the limelight, but this time the electric supercar aims higher than regular driving. The latest design of the Roadster flew short distances in the air through a technology that Tesla and SpaceX jointly developed.

The car was driven upside down along a custom-made ramp, did an in-air rotation and landed successfully in a controlled fly test conducted in Texas. Although the name 'flying car' seems to be a little misleading here, this is what the demo showed us as short flights, but nothing more.

Tesla Roadster: Fly Car Launch Date

Tesla's next generation of Roadster concept was first presented to the public in November 2017, with the deliveries scheduled for 2020. However, due to s...