Tesla says it has begun selling Cybercabs to individual customers
Tesla says it has started accepting Cybercab orders from select customers, signaling that the company is preparing to launch the self-driving car for ordinary consumers. The two-seat car, which has no steering wheel or pedals, previously entered service in Austin as part of Tesla’s Robotaxi service. The company’s official Robotaxi account posted on X on Friday that Cybercabs are now available for purchase by “select customers” in supported service areas. $TSLAB
Tesla says it has started accepting Cybercab orders from select customers, signaling that the company is preparing to launch the self-driving car for ordinary consumers. The two-seat car, which has no steering wheel or pedals, previously entered service in Austin as part of Tesla’s Robotaxi service. The company’s official Robotaxi account posted on X on Friday that Cybercabs are now available for purchase by “select customers” in supported service areas. $TSLAB