Tesla's Cybercab is being tested on public roads in Austin, TX. Here's what the latest footage reveals about its vision-only autonomy stack and 2026 deployment timeline.

The Cybercab has long been teased as a purpose-built autonomous ride-hailing vehicle with a radical design that strips away steering wheels and pedals. To bring you up to speed, Tesla first unveiled ...

Tesla announced that it has produced the first Cybercab on its new production line in Austin. However, Cybercab's production start is irrelevant for now, as it cannot be legally sold. However, the ...

Tesla is ramping up production of the Cybercab at Giga Texas, with more than 100 of the steering-wheel-less two-seaters already spotted in the factory’s outbound lots. The problem is that Tesla can’t ...

On June 22nd, a fleet of Cybercabs, Tesla’s much-hyped self-driving cars, hit the streets of Austin, Texas. Marketed as the beginning of Elon Musk’s long-promised autonomous driving revolution, the ...

Tesla has unveiled the Cybercab, a two-passenger vehicle designed for a fully autonomous ride-sharing network. The vehicle will be built using a new "unboxed" manufacturing process intended to ...

Another strange detail is that the few Tesla Cybercabs that exist operate only in cities, where 5G cellular networks are ...

Tesla's first fully self-driving, two-passenger Cybercab rolled off the Texas production line. Elon Musk confirmed a $30,000 starting price; customers include ride-hailing companies. Key concerns ...

The Tesla Cybercab is coming next year. With a sub-50-kWh battery pack, Tesla claims it would be able to drive "close to" 300 miles. The Tesla Cybercab could be the most efficient electric vehicle in ...

The entire foundation of Elon Musk’s technological empire rests on a tiny chip named AI5, which is set to power Tesla’s Full Self Driving mode, Optimus robots, and data centers. Musk has been talking ...

Tesla's 26% boost in revenue wasn't enough to offset rising operating expenses and capital expenditures as it pushes to ...

It’s been looming for weeks, but now the end is near: Just a few hundred Tesla Model S and Model X vehicles remain unsold. Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed this week in a post on X that custom orders of ...