Tesla’s ‘flying car’ hits Gulati in the air, expert said – ‘Cars cannot fly like rockets’

New Delhi: Elon Musk’s company Tesla, one of the world’s most talked about industrialists, has released a video of its new Roadster car, which has caught people’s attention. In the video, the car climbs a curved ramp, overturns and after being in the air for some time, lands safely on the ground. It is being presented as a flying car. However, automobile experts have raised questions about this performance. He says that it is difficult to bring the acrobatics shown in the video to the production level.

Claims to fly like a rocket, speed of 97 KM in one second!

Elon Musk has claimed about the Roadster that thrusters used in rockets have been installed in it. These are such devices, which create thrust by expelling gas under high pressure. Tesla has claimed that this car can reach a speed of about 97 kilometers per hour in less than a second. According to the company, production of the Roadster will start in 2028. However, questions still remain regarding the car’s performance and claims. Especially experts have expressed doubts about its capabilities like flying in the air, turning over and then landing safely on the ground.

Auto expert Tutu Dhawan said, ‘Good video for entertainment’

Automobile expert Tutu Dhawan raised questions on Tesla’s video and said that it may be good for entertainment and advertising, but it does not seem possible to do so in real life. According to him, showing a car flying like a rocket does not prove that it can actually do so. Dhawan said,

‘The way the cars are shown in the video passing over a truck and standing straight after doing some acrobatics, it is difficult to happen in reality. Cars are not acrobatic artists that can be turned upside down like this. It seems that this video has been made mainly for advertising purposes.

Questions raised on Elon Musk regarding Starlink also

Amidst the questions raised regarding the cars of Elon Musk’s company Tesla, the role of his other company Starlink is also in discussion. Controversies have arisen in the past regarding Starlink’s services and their use during the war in Ukraine. Critics have alleged that changes in the availability or speed of satellite internet service amid Ukraine’s military needs could impact its military capabilities. In this matter, Musk reportedly said that control over the service is not in his hands, but with the Pentagon.

Questions regarding Tesla and Musk’s companies in India

Let us tell you that after the Starlink controversy related to Ukraine, questions are being raised in India as to what things should be kept in mind while allowing Musk’s companies to do business in the country. People’s concern is that no matter how modern a company’s technology is, as dependence on its services increases, issues like national security, accountability and control over service also become important.

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