He joked that the Roadster was not optimised for safety, but was designed to be fun, before cutting to another demonstration of its flying capabilities.
The Roadster used the thrusters to jump and flip over all Tesla models, including the Semi truck, which stands at more than four metres tall.
It will come in three variants, notably the Performance, which can be reserved already, the Thrust, which will be limited release, and the invite-only Rocket.
The Performance and Thrust models have two seats, with the latter being paired with the cold-gas thrusters to propel the Roadster from 0-60 in under one second.
While drivers around the world will be excited to finally get their hands on a flying car, the Tesla website explains that the one-seater Rocket variant is not approved for public road use.