Wow, Tesla's Cybercabs are finally coming off the production line. This might just be the biggest innovation since the Cybertruck. I'm seriously considering getting one and tracking how it performs economically once they start offering driverless rides.
Haven't kept up with Cybercab news since last year. Last I saw, the price was supposed to be under $30k, which seems like a steal if it can generate income.
Driverless cars are getting closer to being mainstream, but I’m still worried about safety issues. Glitches can happen, and what about car theft? It's a bit scary to think about relying on a machine to keep you safe.
30k for a Cybercab sounds cheap, especially if it can earn that back in a couple of years. But location matters a lot. In developed countries, you might hit that target quicker than in places where ride-sharing isn't as lucrative.
Found this cool image showing how Tesla’s steering wheel has evolved to none. Can't wait to see how these Cybercabs actually operate. Hope we don't wait too long for regulations to catch up.
Tesla is pushing the boundaries of electric vehicle design. Is that rendering real or just a concept? They've always been bold, but this design is next level. By the way, is it really just a two-seater? Does this mean it's faster than the Roadster?
Yep, it’s a real deal, just two seats for quick rides. It's not competing with the Roadster market. I heard they’re building a new charging station in Chandler, Arizona. Could be the first Cybercab charging spot!
A car without a steering wheel is a huge step forward. This could really help people with disabilities who need to get around without a driver. But I hope the safety features are top notch.
Removing the steering wheel is revolutionary. Musk has been wanting this for ages. It’s all part of his vision of Tesla as a robot company, not just a car maker. I'd love one, but no Teslas in Brazil. Guess I’ll save some cash!
I read about Tesla’s plans for a robotaxi fleet. This Cybercab might be part of that. But if it's for commercial use, it’ll face lots of regulations. Do they have superchargers like BYD? I hope charging times are getting better.
Wireless charging? Sounds cool and innovative. But I’m really skeptical about self-driving tech. I’ve heard of cars driving on the wrong side of the road. I’d freak out if that happened while I’m inside.
I liked the Cybertruck, but not ready to buy one. The Cybercab looks just as impressive. Is that gold color going to be a special option? It looks fancy!
The idea is to not have to tip since there’s no driver. Plus, it should be cheaper than Uber rides. My Cybertruck has been driving me around without any issues for over a year. Self-driving is actually pretty reliable.
They’re making more of these with steering wheels for validation. I hope they send a bunch to Arizona. Elon thinks they’ll be out to customers by Christmas.
I haven’t researched the Cybercab much, but it’s trending despite being pretty niche. The tech is amazing, but accessibility is key for it to be successful.
I try not to think about what could go wrong while riding in one of these. It’s all robot-controlled, which is a bit unsettling. Definitely need insurance before hopping in.
This evolution is cool, but a car without a steering wheel feels weird. I’ve seen videos of Tesla owners giving great reviews. Keep us updated if you get your hands on a Cybercab. With AI, this could be super easy to use!