Interactive film
Split Second
0.59seconds to 60 · Rocket
Tesla’s claim from the 15 Oct 2026 reveal. The Nevera’s published figure is 1.85s. Play the launch slowly, then run it out until top speed matters.
0.00s
Standing start. Same line, same clock.
- Speed
- 0
- mph · Rocket
- Load
- 4.6
- g right now
- Gap
- +0.0
- lengths vs Nevera
Roadster
Field · up to three
Speed
| Car | 0–60 | Quarter | Milemodeled | Now |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roadster RocketOne seat, flight thrusters, invite only. Under 0.59s. | 0.59s | 5.13smodeled · 230 mph | 16.87s | 0 |
| Rimac Nevera1,914 hp. Rimac’s 1.85s claim. Quarter 8.58s on a tested pass. | 1.85s | 8.60smeasured · 169 mph | 21.27s | 0 |
| Bugatti TourbillonV16 hybrid, about 1,800 hp. 0–100 km/h in 2.0s. 445 km/h claimed. | 2.00s | 8.37smodeled · 182 mph | 20.21s | 0 |
Roadster 0–60 times are Tesla’s claims from the 15 October 2026 reveal in McGregor, except the reveal run, which is the 0.81s they showed that day. They are not independent tests, and production is aimed at 2028. Quarters and miles are a physics model anchored to each 0–60 and, where a car has one, a tested quarter. Thrust peaks off the line and fades across about six seconds. The Roadster is held at the 230 mph Tesla has actually shown, which is why a car with a higher top speed can still run it down.