The automaker reported that its new Roadster 2.0 line delivered a full month’s output in October, reaching 5,000 cars with a 1,000‑horsepower motor and a 620‑mile range.

Tesla announced that its high‑performance Roadster 2.0 met the October production target of 5,000 units a full month ahead of schedule, marking the first time the electric sports car has reached a complete month’s output since the model’s launch.

Production milestone achieved

The automaker reported that the October run delivered exactly 5,000 Roadster 2.0 vehicles, a figure that aligns with the company’s quarterly forecast and demonstrates the scalability of its new manufacturing line in Fremont.

Key specifications of the Roadster 2.0

The latest Roadster boasts a 1,000‑horsepower electric motor, a 620‑mile EPA‑estimated range, and a 0‑60 mph sprint in under 2 seconds, positioning it as the fastest production car in Tesla’s lineup.

  • 1,000‑horsepower tri‑motor setup
  • 620‑mile estimated range per charge
  • 0‑60 mph in under 2 seconds
  • Top speed exceeding 250 mph

Implications for Tesla’s broader strategy

Meeting the production goal ahead of schedule reinforces Tesla’s confidence in expanding its high‑end portfolio while supporting the company’s push to increase overall vehicle deliveries and maintain its lead in electric performance.

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