We don't know too many aficionados who enjoy waiting for teased performance monster to actually make their debut. And one of those whom we can turn to in the fight against holding the line is digital art Jan Peisert.
The man delivers stunning renders of the machine that keep us busy while sleeping and his latest adventure is electric. Literally.
As you can see in the image above, the pixel wielder has come up with a render of the future Tesla Roadster revival.
Interestingly, the starting point for the 1s and 0s you see here is not exactly a production vehicle. Instead, we're dealing with the FT-1 concept that serves as a base for the yet-unreleased Mk. V Toyota Supra.
However, the best bit about this render is the fact that it talks about a contraption that might actually be born. And that's because Elon Musk recently turned to his favorite social media platform (read: Twitter) to talk about the second coming of the car that kickstarted the Palo Alto automaker.
Sure, the original Tesla Roadster was overloaded with flaws, as Musk himself has admited. But, following the automaker's exponential engineering and market value growth, that won't be the case with the new Roadster.
In fact, as Musk has said on Twitter, the future Roadster should be even quicker than the 2.28s Model S P100D (that's the current 0-60 number of the sedan, 1-foot rollout included).
@Skate_a_book Yes. Model S will always be the fastest Tesla until next gen Roadster, which is a few years away.
The only problem is that, until Tesla can afford to come up with a halo car, the carmaker needs to handle the market introduction of the Model 3, with the debut of the first affordable Tesla potentially having the power to decide the future of the company altogether.
Meanwhile, we're inviting you to check out the piece of footage below, which shows the Photoshop genesis of the said render.
Oh, and by the way, some EV fanatics out there are so crazy about the idea of a new Tesla Roadster that they've built their own incarnation of the thing, using a Lotus Evora chassis, a Model S motor and Nissan Leaf batteries.
In his quest to bring you the most impressive automotive creations, Andrei relies on learning as a superpower. There's quite a bit of room in the garage that is this aficionado's heart, so factory-condition classics and widebody contraptions with turbos poking through the hood can peacefully coexist. Full profile
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