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December 06, 2018
 
Boring Company's LA tunnel event set for December 18th | DeviceDaily.com

The bad news first: Elon Musk’s Boring Company won’t make its projected December 10th launch date for the LA Test Tunnel. The good news, however, is that Musk locked down a “product launch” to take place on December 18th complete with “modded but fully road legal autonomous transport cars & ground to tunnel car elevators.” On Twitter, the company’s official account said it needed more time to work on the snail habitat, referencing Elon’s pet that outpaces the company’s fastest digging machines.

The event will occur just over a month after the company’s digging machine broke through at O’Leary Station, and as Musk describes it, will be much more than just a tunnel opening. The whole idea is to show off lifts capable of operating in very small footprints, as well as the vehicles that will zoom through these tunnels at up to 150 MPH.

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