The open-source Roadster.
Mini · Open source · Autonomous driving.
Join WaitlistNot Tesla. Not BMW MINI Roadster. An open-source Roadster project.
Roadster Mini
A compact two-seat Roadster, designed in the open. Low, light and made to be understood, rebuilt and driven by the people who follow it.
Open Source
The car and its autonomy stack, published for anyone to read, fork and improve. Designs, code and decisions in public — not a black box.
Repository and licence to be announced.
Autonomous Driving
An open-source autonomy stack that perceives, decides and acts — built alongside the car rather than bolted on, and developed where everyone can inspect it.
Thrusters expand the decision space.
Steering, throttle and brake are only part of what a car can do. Cold-gas thrusters add another way to move the vehicle — and every extra actuator gives the planner more choices: higher decision degrees of freedom for the open-source autonomy stack.
Concept in development. Not approved for public road use.
The stack
Software and hardware, in the open. Specifications will be published as they are built and measured — nothing here is a claim yet.
Software
Open source- Perception
- To be published
- Planning & decision
- To be published
- Control
- To be published
- Simulation
- To be published
Hardware
Open design- Chassis
- To be published
- Compute & sensors
- To be published
- Powertrain
- To be published
- Cold-gas thrusters
- To be published
Join the waitlist
Follow the open-source Roadster as it takes shape. Coming soon.
Coming soon — the waitlist isn't live yet. Nothing is stored.
GitHub — coming soon