The two-seat vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals was unveiled in October 2024, and has been deployed in some US cities as part of Tesla's "Robotaxi" service.
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Tesla opens Cybercab sales to ‘select customers’
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Tesla is finally letting customers buy the Cybercab, but there’s a long list of restrictions
Here are the maintenance related things included in @Tesla’s $299/month Cybercab Autonomy Subscription for personal use: • Front and rear tire replacements • Tire rotations, tire pressure, wear, damage inspections, flat tire replacements • Windshield replacements, windshield wiper replacements, wind…
Well, it’s a big day in Tesla World. The company has officially launched Cybercab sales. You can now order a Cybercab for the starting price of $30,000 (technically, $29,900). That said, there is an asterisk here — actually, there are two asterisks here. First of all, only people who have ...
The two-seat vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals was unveiled in October 2024, and has been deployed in some US cities as part of Tesla's "Robotaxi" service.
Tesla has started accepting orders for its Cybercab from select customers in the US. The two-seater autonomous vehicle, which comes without a steering wheel or pedals, is listed for $29,990. However, buying one also requires a $299 monthly Autonomy Subscription, which works out to $3,588 every year.
