And now, to get to the point – it seems to me that this "flying" roadster is mainly intended to generate global hype of: "Wow, look what Tesla is doing." In other words, it's quite obvious that it won't be flying anytime soon.

And now, to get to the point – it seems to me that this "flying" roadster is mainly intended to generate global hype of: "Wow, look what Tesla is doing." In other words, it's quite obvious that it won't be flying anytime soon.

In today's advanced car market it's already very hard to stand out. A car that flips in the air restores to Tesla the aura of a company that tries things no one else dares. And rightly so.

I don't think we'll be flying above traffic jams anytime soon, but the media will talk about Tesla's innovation (you can't ignore such an unusual display), and about humanity's ability to push further boundaries.

And how my wife said to me when I showed her this video: "Well, what am I supposed to do with a car like this here?"