September 3, 2024, Austin, USA: Tesla’s Cybercab mass-production launch. The moment Elon Musk’s long-cherished Robotaxi dream is finally coming true.
This Cybercab is disruptive enough to completely upend traditional ideas about cars: no steering wheel, no brake or accelerator pedals, no rearview mirrors. With a two-seat layout, the entire vehicle is fully controlled by the FSD full-automation driving system. It’s built specifically for autonomous, shared mobility, not for sale to ordinary individuals. It focuses on operating Robotaxi ride-hailing fleets.
In the past, most autonomous driving involved converting existing vehicles. Cybercab, on the other hand, is a product designed from the very beginning to be fully autonomous. As mass-production vehicles continuously roll off the production lines at the factory in Texas, it means autonomous driving is no longer just a laboratory concept—it’s moving toward commercial deployment.
The logic of getting around is fundamentally changing: cars are no longer just for personal commuting. In the future, they can go out on their own to take rides and earn money.
On September 3, let’s witness a historic turning point for the automotive industry.
So, the god-like man really is different—we chose the Musk concept and we won’t be wrong.$TSLAB
This Cybercab is disruptive enough to completely upend traditional ideas about cars: no steering wheel, no brake or accelerator pedals, no rearview mirrors. With a two-seat layout, the entire vehicle is fully controlled by the FSD full-automation driving system. It’s built specifically for autonomous, shared mobility, not for sale to ordinary individuals. It focuses on operating Robotaxi ride-hailing fleets.
In the past, most autonomous driving involved converting existing vehicles. Cybercab, on the other hand, is a product designed from the very beginning to be fully autonomous. As mass-production vehicles continuously roll off the production lines at the factory in Texas, it means autonomous driving is no longer just a laboratory concept—it’s moving toward commercial deployment.
The logic of getting around is fundamentally changing: cars are no longer just for personal commuting. In the future, they can go out on their own to take rides and earn money.
On September 3, let’s witness a historic turning point for the automotive industry.
So, the god-like man really is different—we chose the Musk concept and we won’t be wrong.$TSLAB
