Five clicks on the Tesla Roadster image unlocks the ultimate Roadster space Easter egg showing the car in orbit with a fresh cabin design. This Tesla Roadster website update turns the reservation page into an interactive surprise that fans are already sharing.
The change builds on Tesla's habit of hiding playful details across their site. Instead of a standard configurator, the page lets you reserve the Roadster for $50,000 to $250,000 while hiding the new Easter egg behind repeated clicks on the main image. No double or triple taps needed—just five quick clicks and you're viewing the vehicle floating above Earth.
I visited the Petersen Museum display recently and saw crowds snapping photos of the physical Roadster there. The new Tesla Roadster website Easter egg makes the space connection even clearer, matching the car's orbital history. Check out the display details in my post on the Tesla Roadster Petersen Museum display and the thrust version spotted there at Tesla Roadster thrust version spotted Petersen Museum.
For owners thinking about upgrading, this Tesla Roadster website update keeps excitement high around the upcoming model. The Roadster reservation process remains straightforward, but the added Easter egg gives the page a fun, memorable twist that fits Tesla's style.
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Bottom line: the new Roadster space Easter egg is a small but clever touch that reinforces Tesla's playful branding while keeping the focus on the vehicle's future performance. Head to the site and try the five-click sequence yourself—you won't be disappointed.
