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15 October 2026 unveiling · Recorded highlights
Tesla Roadster live stream. Replay & highlights.
Choose a chapter from the 2026 unveiling: SpaceX background, manual driving, the flying demo, interior and aero, 0–60 acceleration or the 2028 production target.
Watch the Roadster reveal by chapter
Six focused replays from the 15 October 2026 unveiling. Each chapter opens its own video page with English captions, source timestamps, photos, the full written recap and its social posting material. The source recording is 31:08; these chapters cover 05:20–26:25.
The event opens at SpaceX’s McGregor facility. Franz and Lars connect the original electric sports car, Starman and the engineering collaboration behind the new Roadster.
Musk describes Roadster as a car built around the enjoyment of driving. The presenters explain separately why the high-risk stage demonstration uses autonomous control.
Watch the staged maneuvers, then hear the team explain two different systems: fan suction for grip, and compressed-air thrusters for propulsion and attitude control.
A closer look at the unveiling prototype’s two-seat cockpit, by-wire controls and rear aero hardware. Keep this shown car separate from the one-seat Rocket description.
The team reports a 0.81-second 0–60 mph reading after an initial timing error. Watch that sequence and keep the event result separate from verified production-car testing.
The closing question asks when the vehicle can reach customers. Musk answers with a 2028 production target; this short exchange does not supply a delivery month.
Are the timestamps the same as every online replay?
They refer to the supplied 31:08 recording. Another upload may include a different intro or pre-show, so its timestamps may differ.
Sources behind this replay guide
Recording, captions and evidence
Adapted from the supplied Roadster illustrated summary, six-part social publishing kit and automatic English transcript. The six chapter boundaries are preserved. Captions have not been checked word for word. Footage and stills belong to their respective owners.