Tesla (TSLA.US) Cybercab limited pre-orders open: priced at $29,990, with an additional monthly operating fee of $299
According to reports, Tesla has invited select customers to reserve the Cybercab, taking a step toward launching this self-driving model to general consumers.
According to reports, Tesla (TSLA.US) has invited select customers to reserve the Cybercab, taking a step towards launching this driverless model to the general public.
This two-seater vehicle lacks both a steering wheel and pedals and will initially be introduced in Austin as part of the Tesla Robotaxi autonomous taxi fleet. Tesla announced on platform X on Friday that Cybercab will now be available in limited quantities within designated service areas.
Tesla's Head of AI, Ashok Elluswamy, stated in another post on X that Cybercab can achieve supervised autonomous driving across all regions covered by the Tesla Robotaxi fleet. Previously, Tesla only opened the registration channel to fleet operators and did not make it available to individual owners.
Matt Holm, president of the Tesla Austin Owners Club, shared a screenshot of an email, showing that he completed his reservation after receiving an invitation: the vehicle is priced at $29,990, and owners must also pay a monthly subscription fee of $299 to use the vehicle normally.
It is currently unclear whether regulators will obstruct Tesla from delivering driverless cars to individuals. The day after the model debuted in September, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched an investigation to review the processes and technical data Tesla used to self-certify that the model meets all federal safety standards.
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