Oliver Haslam·

Tesla’s Steering-Less Cybercab Goes Up For Sale For Personal Use, But With Limitations

Following Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s assertion that the driverless Cybercab robotaxi would go on sale before the end of 2026, that has now officially happened.

But the chances are good that you can’t actually buy one.

The Cybercab is now available for order for a starting price $29,990. But only if you’re invited to buy one, and even then, you’ll need to live in Texas. And you’ll also need to pay a $300 a month subscription fee.

Tesla has been sending out “Early Access — Limited Release” emails to announce the new development, giving select people the chance to buy Tesla’s robot taxi.

However, it should also be noted that Tesla has also told potential customers that they must only use the vehicle for personal use — something that flies in the face of it being a taxi. As a reminder, these vehicles don’t have a steering wheel, or indeed any brake or accelerator pedals.

Tesla also geofences where these vehicles can be used, so your new “taxi” may be limited to around 272 square miles in Texas.

If that sounds like something that will work for you, and you have a spare $30,000, and you’ve been invited to buy one, the Cybercab is now ready to order via Tesla’s website and app.

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