Tesla Kicks Off Cybercab Rides For Public As Elon Musk Bets On Driverless Future
Tesla has begun offering rides in 'limited areas of Austin, Texas,' in its Cybercab, a two-seater autonomous vehicle built without a steering wheel or pedals, the company said. A launch event built around the Cybercab Tesla had spent recent weeks promoting what it called an exclusive 'Cybercab launch event' in Austin, which took place on Thursday. The event drew strong interest from both…
Tesla has introduced rides in selected areas of Austin, Texas, for the public to experience its Cybercab, a two-seater autonomous vehicle without a steering wheel or pedals. This launch event, centered around the Cybercab, was highlighted in recent weeks and drew significant interest from investors and enthusiasts. The event featured a gold-toned exterior and distinctive butterfly-style doors.
CEO Elon Musk has emphasized the Cybercab's importance, branding it a cornerstone of Tesla's strategy to lead in autonomous vehicle technology. The Austin rollout signifies a crucial step towards Musk's vision of a driverless future, making the steering-wheel-free vehicle available for public ride-hailing services.
Currently, Tesla has an active fleet of 45 Cybercabs in Texas, part of a larger autonomous vehicle fleet totaling 420 cars in the state. This indicates the company's proactive approach in expanding its Cybercab presence prior to the public launch.
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