“This is the fastest production car ever made, period.”
Musk repeatedly promised an updated Tesla Roadster with extreme specs: 0–60 mph in about one second using cold gas thrusters, 600-mile range, and futuristic design. Unveiled in 2017 and delayed repeatedly, the car remains in prototype phase. Musk claims delivery “next year” for the seventh time. Fans view it as symbolic; critics see vaporware until proven.
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27.6% · Low confidence
“All Teslas will achieve full self-driving capability by 2020.”
32% · Low confidence
“We’re working on the next-gen platform that will cost half as much to build.”
36.7% · Low confidence
“We are confident that a $25,000 Tesla will be a reality.”
52.6% · Medium confidence
“By the end of next year, there will be over a million fully self-driving Teslas.”
50% · Medium confidence
“We must ensure AI is used for good—not automated killing.”
53.8% · Medium confidence
“Eventually, we’ll launch more than 24 Starships in 24 hours.”
29th United States Secretary of Defense
15.5% community trust · 110 votes
46th president of the United States
80.1% community trust · 271 votes
Vice President of the United States
20.2% community trust · 208 votes
United States Secretary of Health
24.9% community trust · 253 votes
49th vice president of the United States
70.1% community trust · 268 votes
47th president of the United States
26.9% community trust · 4465 votes