Tesla Moon Rover
Photo credit: Radek Štěpán
Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa created the dearMoon project, a lunar tourism mission, that will make use of a SpaceX Starship on a private spaceflight for a single circumlunar trajectory around the Moon by 2023 at the earliest. However, NASA is sending astronauts on a lunar mission aboard the Starship HLS before that time, and the crew will may need a rover, possibly from Tesla. The Pandemax Concept by Radek Štěpán is what it could look like.


Tesla Moon Rover
Tesla Moon Rover
Tesla Moon Rover
Tesla Moon Rover
The Pandemax Concept keeps things simple with a glass canopy that opens up to reveal two seats for the driver and a passenger. As for wheels, the material may be similar to that of Curiosity where it’s made of aluminum, with cleats for traction and curved titanium springs for springy support. Whatever the production rover NASA decides to use, it will be launched into Earth orbit by Starship HLS using the SpaceX Super Heavy booster.

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