🚘🤖 Tesla’s Cybercab Goes Commercial

Tesla has officially begun charging passengers for rides in its fully autonomous Cybercab in Austin, Texas — marking a major step toward Elon Musk’s vision of a driverless transportation network.

The two-seat electric robotaxi was designed from the ground up to operate without a human driver. It has no steering wheel, pedals or conventional side mirrors, relying on Tesla’s camera-based autonomous driving system instead.

For now, the service is limited to a defined area of Austin, with only 45 Cybercabs among Tesla’s roughly 420 autonomous vehicles registered in Texas. Pricing is dynamic, meaning fares can change according to supply and demand.

But the launch comes with a major caveat: the NHTSA has opened an investigation into how Tesla certified the Cybercab, focusing on its unconventional design and the absence of traditional driving controls.

This could be more than the launch of a new Tesla model. If Cybercab scales successfully, it could mark the beginning of a fundamental shift from car ownership to autonomous mobility as a service.

The robotaxi era is no longer just a concept — it has started charging passengers. ⚡🤖
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