On October 11th, at the Tesla "We, Robot" Robotaxi event, the Tesla Robotaxi was officially unveiled and named Cybercab. Musk said that Robotaxi is a personalized public transportation, and the average travel cost can be significantly reduced. Currently, people's travel costs are still relatively high, and he expects the travel cost of Cybercab to be reduced to around $0.2 per mile in the future; The vehicle cost will be less than $30000.
Regarding the launch time, he stated that the vehicle is expected to start production in 2026 and mass production will begin in 2027.
Musk also stated that fully autonomous driving FSD will soon be achieved, and it is expected to launch fully unsupervised FSD in Texas and California next year.
Musk also announced that Cybercab will no longer be equipped with NACS plugs and will instead use inductive charging.
It is worth noting that the press conference started almost an hour later than originally scheduled, but the entire content of the conference was less than half an hour. Musk did not provide a detailed introduction to the technical details of the autonomous taxi, and even the interior was not fully disclosed.