Autonomous Vehicles

Tesla executives detailed during their Q4 and FY 2025 earnings call how the company plans a comprehensive robotaxi service that accommodates various passenger needs without relying solely on the two-seater Cybercab. The service will leverage the Cybercab for most trips, supplemented by Model Y vehicles and the Robovan for larger groups. Production of the autonomous Cybercab is set to begin in April 2026.

2026년 02월 01일 AI에 의해 보고됨

New research shows Tesla's robotaxis offer the lowest fares in San Francisco, averaging $8.17 per ride, but users face much longer wait times compared to competitors. The study by rideshare app Obi analyzed nearly 95,000 rides from late 2025 into early 2026. While Tesla holds a price edge, it ranks last in key usability metrics.

Tesla's upcoming Cybercab vehicle features a rear camera washer, addressing a common request from owners in snowy regions. This addition aims to improve functionality in adverse weather conditions.

2026년 01월 18일 AI에 의해 보고됨

A Tesla Cybercab validation unit has been spotted driving on public roads in Austin, Texas, without side mirrors for the first time. This marks a significant step in the vehicle's development toward a fully camera-based autonomous system. The sighting aligns with Tesla's vision for its purpose-built Robotaxi.

Three US senators visited Tesla's Cybercab production line in Austin on Friday, accompanied by Elon Musk and Lars Moravy. Senator John Cornyn shared images of the tour, highlighting the company's preparations for manufacturing its purpose-built autonomous vehicle. The visit underscores growing interest in Tesla's autonomous technology developments.

2026년 01월 08일 AI에 의해 보고됨

Following a Cybertruck driver's recent praise for FSD avoiding a head-on crash, another Tesla owner commended the software for steering into a grass median on Interstate 95 in South Carolina to dodge a braking SUV ahead—though video analysis suggests the swerve was unnecessary and risky.