Tesla conducts Cybercab winter testing in New Zealand

Tesla is performing winter testing for the Cybercab this week in New Zealand, using a Cybertruck in the process. Separately, 15 Cybercabs have been observed at the company's showroom in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The testing activities mark an expansion of Cybercab evaluations into colder conditions outside North America.

Fifteen units of the vehicle were recently seen at Tesla's Charlotte showroom. This display follows ongoing test fleet growth across the continent.

No official statements from Tesla accompanied the observations.

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A Tesla Cybercab autonomous vehicle being tested on the roads of Austin, Texas.
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Tesla begins on-road tests of production Cybercab in Austin

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Tesla has started engineering tests of its first production Cybercab vehicles on public roads in Austin. The vehicles lack steering wheels and pedals and operate under the company's Level 4 self-certification.

Dozens of newly built Tesla Cybercabs have rolled off the production line at Gigafactory Texas in recent days. More than 150 of the autonomous vehicles are now visible at the Austin facility.

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Tesla is increasing output of its Cybercab Robotaxi at Giga Texas, with more than 100 units already in outbound lots. The two-seater vehicle lacks a steering wheel and pedals, as it is designed solely for unsupervised autonomy. Production of the first steering-wheel-less model began in February, with continuous manufacturing confirmed in April.

Tesla's Cybercab has obtained a Certificate of Conformity from the EPA, clearing a regulatory step for the autonomous robotaxi. The certification confirms compliance with federal and California emissions standards as a zero-emission vehicle. Public documents also disclosed technical details including weight, battery size, and range.

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