On October 17, Elon Musk said new Roadster owners would be able to ask the vehicle to automatically perform stunts demonstrated at a public event. He also proposed a loop track at the Texas headquarters where owners could test their cars. He did not specify operating conditions, a release date for automated stunts, or the track’s size and opening date. Reporting says the car has not yet received public-road approval and the flying Rocket configuration is invitation-only. The remarks describe future plans, not confirmed features buyers can use immediately.