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tesla roadster simulation

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Tesla Roadster Simulation: 3D browser simulator with PS5 controller and keyboard support, runs on Windows and macOS

by @francesco2011-source · francesco2011-source/tesla_roadster_simulation on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON FRANCESCO2011-SOURCE.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 24 Oct 2026

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A 3D simulator that runs in the browser: you drive a Tesla Roadster fitted with 10 compressed-gas thrusters and an underfloor suction fan (the SpaceX package described in the code). Free-roam driving with rigid-body physics, designed mainly for the PS5 DualSense controller; keyboard and mouse work too. No build step: a tiny local Python server serves the game, and three.js is bundled in the repository.

Unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Tesla or SpaceX.

Open the link above in Chrome or Edge, connect the PS5 controller and press any button. Nothing to install.

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