From Roadster
to Starship.

The car that proved EVs could be desirable. ~2,450 made (2008–2012).

0-60 mph

3.7 s

Range (EPA)

244 mi

Base price

98,950 USD (2008)

The luxury sedan that legitimized Tesla. Plaid trim runs the quarter-mile in 9.2s.

0-60 mph (Plaid)

1.99 s

Range (Long Range)

405 mi

Base price (2026)

~75,000 USD

The mass-market sedan. 'Production hell' on the way out — now Tesla's bestseller globally.

0-60 mph (Performance)

2.9 s

Range (Long Range)

341 mi

Base price (2026)

~38,000 USD

Falcon-wing-door SUV. Engineering ambition delayed it years; Plaid does 0-60 in 2.5s.

0-60 mph (Plaid)

2.5 s

Range (Long Range)

335 mi

Seating

7

Compact crossover on the Model 3 platform. The world's bestselling car (overall) in 2023.

0-60 mph (Performance)

3.5 s

Range (Long Range)

330 mi

Base price (2026)

~45,000 USD

Promised 1.9s 0-60, 250 mph top speed, 620 mi range. Repeatedly delayed — still 'in development' in 2026.

Promised 0-60 mph

1.9 s

Promised range

620 mi

Promised price

200,000 USD

Stainless-steel exoskeleton pickup. The unveil window-smash became a cultural moment.

0-60 mph (Cyberbeast)

2.6 s

Range (Long Range)

340 mi

Base price (Cyberbeast)

~99,990 USD

Class-8 electric tractor. 500 mi range, 0-60 in 20s loaded. Pepsi was first customer.

0-60 mph (loaded)

20 s

Range (loaded)

500 mi

Gross combined weight

82,000 lb

First privately-developed liquid-fuel rocket to reach orbit. Three failures, then orbit on attempt four.

Height

21 m

Payload to LEO

670 kg

Engine

Merlin 1 (1st stage), Kestrel (2nd)

The workhorse. Reusable first stage, 300+ landings, the rocket that broke the launch monopoly.

Height (Block 5)

70 m

Payload to LEO

22,800 kg

Payload to GTO

8,300 kg

Three Falcon 9 cores strapped together. Maiden flight launched a Tesla Roadster toward Mars.

Height

70 m

Payload to LEO

63,800 kg

Engines (boost)

27 × Merlin 1D

The Mars vehicle. Fully reusable. 121 m tall — the largest rocket ever built.

Total height

121 m

Diameter

9 m

Payload to LEO (full reuse)

100,000+ kg

First commercial spacecraft to dock with the ISS. Crew Dragon ended the post-Shuttle gap in 2020.

Crew capacity

Up to 7

Cargo capacity (down)

3,000 kg

Reusable

Yes

Humanoid robot for general-purpose work. Gen-2 prototype walking and folding laundry by 2024.

Forecast price

<20,000 USD

Height

5'8"

Weight

125 lb