Drive up a 22-metre curved wall on 2 g of fan suction, let go upside down at the overhang, flip upright on cold-gas thrusters and put the car down on the pad. You have about 250 kg of compressed air, roughly five seconds at hover thrust.
1Hold Space to stick
Drive with W or ↑. Hold Space before the wall and the fans pin you to it at 2 g. Let go on the wall and you peel off.
2Let go at the top
Release Space once you're upside down at the overhang. Hold it past the lip and the seal tears and flings the car.
3Hold Space to slam
In the air Space fires the thrusters. Steer with WASD or the arrows and touch down under 3 m/s.
Test site
Flight computer
WS or ↑↓ gas and brake, tilt in the air · AD or ←→ tilt · hold Space suction, then thrust · C view · R retry
Physics: 2,350 kg car, 1.26 g tyre grip, fans holding up to 2 g, 10 cold-gas thrusters totalling 80 kN (4 lift, 2 rear, 4 side) fed by 600 L of air at 379 bar (about 250 kg, exhaust ≈ 560 m/s). These are the figures reported after the October 15, 2026 reveal, and none are confirmed by Tesla. Ramp height and shape are estimated from the demo footage. Fan-made game, not affiliated with Tesla or SpaceX.
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