Here’s Exactly How Tesla Made Its New 230-Mph Car ‘Fly’

Tesla's new Roadster 2 car has a unique feature that allows it to accelerate to 230mph, but it also has a strange quirk where it can create a vacuum effect, which is referred to as 'sucking' or 'blowing'. The company achieved this feat by using a system called the 'in-wheel electric motors', which provides instant torque to the wheels. This allows the car to accelerate quickly and smoothly, but it also creates a vacuum effect when it accelerates rapidly, potentially causing objects to be sucked into the wheels or blown away.