In the case of Tesla Motors, that assumption is correct. Read our review of the Tesla Roadster 2.0 Sport electric vehicle (EV) convertible sports car, at Automobile Magazine online.

However, despite its initial hype, the Tesla Roadster 2.0 has faced numerous delays, leaving fans and industry watchers wondering when, or if, it will ever reach production.

How The Tesla Roadster 2.0 Will Be Different From Mainstream Electric Sport Cars With 600 miles of range and a $200,000 base MSRP, Tesla's second-generation Roadster is one of the most anticipated ...

Tommy Nguyen trying to get a closer look at the prototype of the Tesla Roadster 2.0, which he's been waiting four years to see in person. Credit: Brittany Levine Beckman / Mashable ...

The first prototype of the Roadster 2.0 was shown in 2017 at the end of the Tesla Semi event, but Elon Musk teased a second-generation Roadster as soon as the OG model ended production in 2011.

Tesla Roadster 2.0 To Improve On Every Metric Of 2017 Prototype Tesla design chief Franz von Holzhausen says the long-overdue second-generation Roadster will be worth the wait.

Tesla claims that "The Roadster is the quickest car in the world" and we're yet to see it in production. But, here's what is confirmed about it.

Tesla claims that "The Roadster is the quickest car in the world" and we're yet to see it in production. ... What We Know Now So Far On The Tesla Roadster 2.0 Electric Cars. By TopSpeed Team.

And at 185 inches long, the O2 concept is about 20 inches longer than the Tesla Roadster 2.0 (also in concept form), but it’s comparable in wheelbase to the long-awaited rocket-tech-equipped ...

Tesla Roadster, cytech, CC BY 2.0. ... The Tesla roadster is assembled from off the shelf parts and a Lotus Chassis. I am very curious what can be “open” and thus “sourced”.