Tesla Is Developing On-Demand Camera Views for Cybercab Riders
Tesla is working on a Cybercab touchscreen view that would let riders check the rear and side cameras during a trip, not only when they exit.
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Tesla is working on a Cybercab touchscreen view that would let riders check the rear and side cameras during a trip, not only when they exit.
Tesla says more than 300 Cybercabs now serve Austin—eight times the launch-month fleet—as its AI chief points to Dallas next and Texas registrations show a sharp production ramp.
Tesla extended Austin Robotaxi service to 11 p.m. as Elon Musk identified low-contrast pets as a key nighttime autonomy challenge.
Tesla says feedback from firefighters and other first responders is feeding directly into Cybercab's design and safe operation as the driverless vehicle begins carrying paying riders in Austin.
Tesla says Cybercab's Unboxed process cuts its factory-line footprint in half, as same-day Giga Texas footage shows rows of cars leaving with Starlink hardware.
A Cybercab rider briefly saw Tesla's touchscreen manual-drive panel, revealing the virtual controls used to move a vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals.
Tesla says Cybercab's seats are positioned at standard wheelchair height after paraplegic rider Anthony Sanchez used one in Austin and rated the experience 10/10.
Federal regulators are examining the process and technical data Tesla used to certify its no-steering-wheel Cybercab as compliant with current vehicle safety standards.
Tesla now says Cybercab rides are available in limited parts of Austin, while new rider instructions and a commercial purchase-interest form reveal how the rollout begins.
Tesla's Cybercab event begins in Austin today, while the company's live pages still stop short of announcing when customers can pay for a ride in one.
Waymo says cameras alone and pure end-to-end AI cannot safely scale. The timing puts Tesla's Cybercab strategy directly under the microscope.
New footage shows a Tesla Cybercab moving through Austin with an empty cabin, while Tesla prepares for its September 3 launch event and a broader operating rollout.
Tesla has set September 3 for its Cybercab launch event in Austin, but the date still leaves major questions about rides, fleet size and public service.
Tesla now has room to build a serious Las Vegas Robotaxi network, but the 5,000-car approval is a ceiling—and several gates remain before paid rides begin.
Tesla has finally named a Cybercab launch event. Current Robotaxi riders now have a narrow window to win a seat, while the date for public Cybercab rides remains unannounced.
Tesla can launch driverless passenger service along the Las Vegas Strip, but Nevada's first permit keeps the fleet small, supervised and away from faster roads and airport pickups.
NHTSA's landmark Zoox exemption does not approve Tesla's Cybercab, but its reasoning may give Tesla a clearer path for a car with no steering wheel or pedals.
The new HW4 patch carries the same release notes as v14.3.6, but early drives disagree sharply on whether the rough behavior is gone.
Tesla took the Cybercab to the National Federation of the Blind's annual convention, showing off accessibility features built for riders who cannot drive a car at all.
Tesla says engineering tests of its first production Cybercab have begun in Austin, and Elon Musk shared footage of the two-seater driving public streets with no steering wheel and no pedals.
Texas DPS now lists the Cybercab Robotaxi on its Connected Autonomous Vehicles page, and the new first responder guide reveals fresh details about how the steering-wheel-free car behaves in an emergency.
Federal regulators have opened rulemaking that would remove the manual brake-pedal requirement for vehicles designed to be driven only by automated systems, with a direct line to Tesla's pedal-free Cybercab.
Tesla just put Cybercab decals on the cars staged in the outbound lot at Giga Texas, the same move it made with the Robotaxi Model Ys before launch.
Elon Musk shared footage of a production Cybercab leaving the factory on its own, and Tesla's AI chief says Austin is next.