A Tesla Roadster spotted Los Angeles is rocking Pirelli Trofeo RS tires and massive carbon ceramic brakes all around.
Fresh Details from the Tesla Roadster LA Sighting
This latest Tesla Roadster LA sighting caught the car in full flight-ready form. Front wheels measure 335/30 on 20-inch rims while the rears sit at 295/30 on the same size. An all-electronic braking system pairs with those Roadster carbon ceramic brakes for serious stopping power. Carbon fiber covers nearly every visible surface.
Roadster Thrust Version Performance
The biggest surprise is the Roadster thrust version. It packs 80 kN of thrust from a single fighter-jet engine without afterburner. Cold gas thrusters and rear fans complete the setup. Seeing this hardware on a car that might actually fly still feels unreal.
Check the full breakdown in my earlier post on the Tesla Roadster thrust version spotted Petersen Museum.
What This Means for Tesla Owners
Owners waiting on the next-gen Roadster now have clearer Tesla Roadster specs to track. The thrust package moves the car from supercar territory into something closer to aerospace. Production numbers remain unknown, so spotting which units are flight-capable versus standard will be the next puzzle.
For more leaked numbers and showroom timing, see the Tesla Roadster leaked specs showroom reveal.
Bottom Line
This Tesla Roadster spotted Los Angeles sighting confirms the thrust version is real and already testing on public roads. The combination of ordinary Pirelli tires, carbon ceramic brakes, and jet-level thrust makes the whole package even more extreme than expected.
Watch the full video here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=_6RG8xdoY9Q
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