Tesla just added a clever new twist to the Tesla Roadster Easter Egg right on their official website. Five targeted clicks on the Roadster image now unlock a fresh view of the car floating in space with the Tesla Roadster spaceman inside the updated cabin.
This Tesla Roadster website update builds on the brand's habit of hiding playful details in plain sight. The Roadster easter egg click mechanic is simple once you know it: head to the main Tesla page, select the Roadster section, and tap the hero image exactly five times. No double or triple clicks needed. The result is an instant shift to the orbital scene that matches the real car now on display.
I visited the Petersen Museum recently and saw the physical Roadster surrounded by fans snapping photos. The website version mirrors that same excitement but adds the spaceman detail you cannot get from the LA exhibit alone. Check out the full story in my post on the Tesla Roadster Petersen Museum LA display.
For Tesla owners the change is mostly fun, yet it signals the company is still actively tweaking the reservation flow. Clicking through the updated page takes you straight to the reserve option where deposits range from fifty to two hundred fifty thousand dollars. It is not a full configurator, but the new Easter egg gives the page fresh energy.
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The full breakdown of the click sequence and screenshots appears in my companion post here: Tesla Roadster website easter egg update. Watch the video for the exact timing: https://youtube.com/watch?v=nAOz72_3ObA.
Bottom line, Tesla continues to reward curious visitors with these small surprises. The latest Tesla website easter egg keeps the Roadster conversation alive while owners wait for production. It is quick to try and oddly satisfying once the spaceman appears.
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