Tesla's New Roadster Night: The Full Lineup, From Model 3 to Semi
McGREGOR, Texas — Tesla unveiled the new-generation Roadster on the evening of October 15 at SpaceX's McGregor test site near Waco. As GSM reported earlier, the demonstration car used a fan-based downforce system and cold-gas thrusters to drive up an inverted ramp, flip in mid-air and land, then lift off and hop over a Cybercab, a Cybertruck, a Tesla Semi, a Model Y and a Model 3. Tesla says all three versions offer 300 miles of range and a top speed above 230 mph; CEO Elon Musk said production will begin in 2028, and no price was announced that night. The video at the top of this page is Tesla's official event video, cued to the demonstration segment. Alongside the launch, the GSM editors round up Tesla's full current product lineup. Prices below are from Tesla's U.S. online configurator as of October 15, 2026, before taxes, delivery and options.
Model Y | Midsize electric SUV (on sale)
The Model Y is Tesla's global best-seller, built at Gigafactory Texas in Austin. It starts at $39,990 (rear-wheel drive, 321 miles of EPA range); long-range versions reach up to 357 miles; the Performance starts at $57,490 with 0–60 mph in 3.3 seconds. The new six-seat Model Y L starts at $61,990 with 325 miles of range, and U.S. deliveries began in mid-September.
Model 3 | Midsize electric sedan (on sale)
The Model 3 is Tesla's entry-level sedan. It starts at $36,990 (Standard, 321 miles of range), with up to 363 miles across the lineup; the Performance starts at $54,990 with 528 hp and 0–60 mph in 2.9 seconds. U.S.-market Model 3s have included a 16-inch center display as standard since early October.
Model S | Large luxury sedan (discontinued; inventory sales)
Launched in 2012, the Model S was Tesla's flagship sedan. Tesla ended Model S production in the second quarter of 2026 and closed custom ordering; remaining inventory starts at $109,990 for all-wheel drive and $124,990 for Plaid. The former Model S and Model X line at the Fremont factory is being converted to build the Optimus humanoid robot.
Model X | Large luxury SUV (discontinued; inventory sales)
Known for its falcon-wing rear doors, the Model X was also discontinued in the second quarter of 2026 and is sold from inventory: all-wheel drive starts at $114,990 and Plaid at $129,990.
Cybertruck | Electric pickup (on sale)
The Cybertruck is built at Gigafactory Texas in Austin. The dual-motor all-wheel-drive version starts at $74,990 with 325 miles of range; the Premium all-wheel drive is $84,990 with 11,000 lb of towing capacity; the tri-motor Cyberbeast is $99,990 with 845 hp and 0–60 mph in 2.6 seconds. In August 2026 Tesla raised both all-wheel-drive versions by $5,000.
New Roadster | Sports car (not yet in production; 2028)
The star of the event comes in three versions — Performance, Thrust and Rocket — each rated at 300 miles of range and a top speed above 230 mph. The Thrust version carries rear cold-gas thrusters fed by 600 liters of composite overwrapped pressure vessels and is rated at 0–60 mph in under one second. Reservations are open with a $50,000 deposit; Tesla did not announce final pricing at the event.
Semi | Electric heavy truck (volume deliveries under way)
According to Reuters, Tesla began volume customer deliveries of the Class 8 Semi on September 24, 2026, from its new dedicated plant in Sparks, Nevada, with early customers including PepsiCo, DHL, US Foods, WattEV and ABF Freight. The Semi comes in Standard Range (325 miles) and Long Range (500 miles at 82,000 lb gross weight) versions, uses about 1.7 kWh per mile, and the plant targets 50,000 trucks a year. Tesla has not published an official Semi price.
Optimus and energy products
The Optimus humanoid robot remains in development and production preparation, with no announced sales date or price. On the energy side, the Powerwall 3 home battery is on sale with 13.5 kWh of usable capacity, 11.5 kW of continuous output and a built-in solar inverter; the utility-scale Megapack is deployed for grid and commercial projects and priced per project.
(Prices and specifications: Tesla's U.S. website and online configurator, October 15, 2026; Semi delivery details per Reuters, September 2026; discontinuation per Tesla's Q2 2026 production and delivery reporting and multiple news outlets.)
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 封面为特斯拉官方发布会视频主视觉（特斯拉官方YouTube频道《Roadster Event》）；正文产品图为特斯拉官网图，Semi图为公共领域资料图 / Cover: key visual from Tesla's official event video (Tesla's official YouTube channel); product images from Tesla's official website; Semi photo is a public-domain file
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