Literally dozens of scenarios have been documented. e.g. https://youtube.com/watch?v=f1B21Nd9oZ4&t=1000s

Americans will do anything to avoid roundabouts.

Neat, but that car has to be practically empty. It appears to have very low inertia.

By rough estimate, using hydroxide jet packs as a reference, I’d say they got it down to about 600kg.

You were never stuck in traffic I take it:D Insurance will be a bitch, but people will move out of your way.

WTF, that the most cartoonist thing i've seen today. Does it really have to do the flip ?

Flexing on the poors

To show off? Like whatever you think of it the market for supercars is rich men who want to show off so Tesla is playing in that market.

To play Spy Hunter irl?

Uhh to be sick af?

To brag to other, lesser billionaires.

What is the practical use case of having a bunch of high powered jets all around the car? It could be used to automatically avoid fatal accidents, or at least reduce risk and damage in an accident situation. I thought everybody who watched the presentation video would reach that conclusion.