Free browser game · unofficial · no sign-up
Flying roadster game
Boost down the runway, launch off the ramp, flip in the air and land on four wheels. Then make a real AI video of your own car doing it.
Flying roadster game
Hold to boost down the runway and clear the parked cars. After take-off, press and hold again to flip. Tap Hover to soften the fall. Land on four wheels.
Keyboard: Space to boost and flip, H to hover.
Now do it with your own car
The game uses a generic roadster. For the real thing, upload one photo of your car and get a 15-second 720p AI video of it flipping off the ramp, with sound. $6.99 per video, no account.
Create your Ramp Kickflip video
No account needed. Upload one car photo, pay once, and we’ll email you when your video is ready.
We start right after payment, so you can close this page. Your private link arrives by email, and the video stays available for 3 days after it is ready.
How to play
- Boost: hold the big button or Space. The faster you hit the ramp, the further you fly.
- Clear the lineup: a row of parked cars waits after the ramp. Too slow and you land on them.
- Flip: after take-off, press and hold again to rotate. Let go to stop. One full turn is one flip.
- Hover: tap Hover or H to fire the thrusters and slow your fall. Fuel lasts about a second per jump.
- Land upright: your wheels need to be roughly level when you touch down, or it counts as a crash.
Tips for a high score
Hold boost from the very start so you reach full speed before the ramp. A full-speed jump gives you about three seconds of air: enough for two flips if you start rotating right after take-off. If you are over-rotating, let go early and use Hover to buy time while the nose comes back down. A clean single flip beats a crashed triple every time.
Where the flying roadster game comes from
In October 2026 the Roadster demo showed a car driving up a curved ramp, flipping in the air and landing in a cloud of vapor. Within days people were searching for a tesla roadster game and building small browser versions of the stunt. This one is our own unofficial take with a generic car, made to be played in a phone browser in a few seconds.
From game to video
The game is free. If you want a clip of your own car doing the stunt, the AI video tool on this page turns one car photo into a 15-second 720p video with sound for $6.99, or three takes for $14.99. More scenes: the Roadster flip, flying Tesla takeoff, stuck in power lines and the police chase. Wondering about the original clip? Read is the flying Roadster real?
Unofficial fan game. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Tesla; no Tesla logos or footage are used.
Questions and answers
How do I play the flying roadster game?
Hold the boost button (or Space) to speed down the runway and launch off the curved ramp. After take-off, press and hold again to flip, let go to stop rotating, and tap Hover (or H) to fire the thrusters and soften the fall. Clear the parked cars and land on four wheels to score.
Does the flying roadster game work on my phone?
Yes. It runs in any modern phone browser with on-screen Hold and Hover buttons, no app and no sign-up. On a computer you can use Space and H.
How is the score counted?
Each full flip is 100 points, every metre of the jump adds a point and a clean landing adds 200. Flips only count if you land upright; a crash keeps only the distance. Your best score is kept in this browser.
Is this the Tesla Roadster game?
It is an unofficial flying roadster game inspired by the October 2026 Roadster demo and the tesla roadster game trend. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tesla and uses a generic car with no logos.
Can I make a real video of my car doing the flip?
Yes. Below the game you can upload one photo of your own car and get a 15-second 720p AI video of it doing the ramp flip, the loop ramp or a traffic takeoff, with sound, for $6.99. No account needed.