See some jaw-dropping renders of the 2020 Tesla Roadster in red, white and more

Next-generation Tesla Roadster is going to disrupt the entire ‘supercar’ segment where a $200,000 production electric-car will challenge and slay the $1 million+ Internal Combustion Engine ‘hypercars’ with its power, speed, agility, and reliability.

The next-gen Tesla Roadster is built to break world records, whether it is doing a 0-60 mph in 1.9 sec, 1/4 mile drag in 8.8 sec, or going 620 miles (~1,000 km) on a single charge — this little beast is built to destroy perspectives about the abilities of the electric cars.

We cover the next-gen Tesla Roadster from time to time as it makes rare appearances at events throughout the world, from Computer History Museum earlier this year to Grand Basel, Switzerland.

You can reserve a 2020 Tesla Roadster for a $5,000 deposit through the automaker’s website — the Founders Series Roadster price is stretched to $250,000 and only 1,000 reservations are left for the Founders Series Tesla Roadster as of today.

As a Tesla enthusiast and founder of the Model 3 Owners Club forum and YouTube channel, Trevor Page recently won the next-gen Founders Series Tesla Roadster — not only that, he also created these jaw-dropping renders of the all-electric supercar using his skills in Fusion 360.

These red and white renders of the Tesla Roadster have recently rocked the Tesla Subreddit as well, now you can view and download the high-res photos below.

Next-Gen Tesla Roadster Renders in Red

Next-Gen Tesla Roadster Renders in White

Next-Gen Tesla Roadster Renders in Blue, Yellow, Matte Black

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