Tesla announced the driver-less taxi Cybercab in late 2024 and two years later, the company is already running test drives in Austin, Texas and the fleet is slowly growing bigger. The manufacturer is already producing some units at its Texas Gigafactory, but all of those units are destined for Tesla’s own taxi fleet.
However, if production goes as planned, Tesla will start selling the Cybercab to other customers, who are willing to build fleets of their own. But that raises a question: how can Tesla sell a vehicle that’s not technically road-legal?
The Cybercab is not just a driverless cab – it also lacks a steering wheel and pedals.
