Tesla Cybercab Preview: The Future Is Temporarily Here

Two years after Tesla's initial announcement of the Cybercab, the electric car company has finally brought it to the country, albeit temporarily. This marks the beginning of a wider Asia tour, with today being the launch of the first leg. The Cybercab is the only robotaxi participating in this tour.

Unfortunately, we were not granted access to the interior of the vehicle. The closest we could get was to the butterfly doors while they were open, with the tip of the doors being the furthest we were allowed to venture. However, this still provides us with a good enough overview of the car for those who couldn't attend the event in person.

The most striking feature of the Cybercab is its enormous wheels. Upon a closer examination, it becomes apparent that the wheel caps are responsible for the size discrepancy. As you get closer to the car, other details become more noticeable, such as the absence of side mirrors. Instead, the robot relies on cameras to fulfill the same purpose.

The vehicle appears to be quite long, even for an electric two-seater. Once the trunk is opened, it becomes evident that there is a significant amount of storage space available at the back. While it may not be necessary for a regular cab ride, the extra storage could prove useful when transporting large or numerous items.

Overall, the Cybercab presents a clean and minimalist design.