Elon Musk apparently felt
left out when student teams
competed to achieve top speed
on the SpaceX Hyperloop test
track last weekend, because
he decided to run the
SpaceX pusher vehicle, which
includes a Tesla drivetrain, down
the track on its own to
see how fast it could go.The Tesla/SpaceX vehicle,which works basically like aHyperloop tug boat to propel some of the student pods that don’t have their own built-inmotor for acceleration, managed to get up to 220 mph in the sealed vacuum tunnel,which is faster than the winning student team at 201 mph.
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