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Tesla is planning a public launch of the Cybercab in Austin, Texas, as soon as this month
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Tesla employees have been testing the fully driverless version on private roads around the company’s campus since July.
Key facts
- The Tesla Cybercab, that golden two-seater central to Elon Musk’s robo-supremacist ambitions, is finally nearing it’s public launch
- The Cybercab operates using Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software, which the company claims is significantly safer than human driving
- The company’s gold-tinted driverless car is central to Elon Musk’s dreams of robo-domination
- Tesla is planning a public launch of the Cybercab in Austin, Texas, as soon as this month
Summary
The company’s gold-tinted driverless car is central to Elon Musk’s dreams of robo-domination. The Tesla Cybercab, that golden two-seater central to Elon Musk’s robo-supremacist ambitions, is finally nearing it’s public launch. Tesla is planning a public launch of the Cybercab in Austin, Texas, as soon as this month. Tesla’s Robotaxi account on X recently confirmed that a “Cybercab launch event” was imminent, inviting followers to take a ride in the company’s Model Y robotaxis to win a ticket. But given what they know about Tesla’s autonomous driving project so far, the Cybercab could be heading for trouble.