TTB White LOGO TB
  • News
  • PC & Hardware
  • Mobiles
  • Gaming
  • Electronics
  • Gadget
  • Reviews
  • How To
Trending
Google’s AI Becomes Your Personal Call Agent: Contact Businesses For You
Google Sets August 20 in New York City for Pixel 10 and More
OpenAI Launches Desktop Audio Recording and Transcription in ChatGPT
Firefox will be the only browser still supporting macOS Big Sur soon
iPhone 17 Pro may get display upgrade Apple reportedly scrapped
Saturday, Jul 19, 2025
The Tech BasicThe Tech Basic
Font ResizerAa
Search
  • News
  • PC & Hardware
  • Mobiles
  • Gaming
  • Electronics
  • Gadget
  • Reviews
  • How To
Follow US
tesla unviels cybercab
The Tech Basic > News > Tesla Unveils Cybercab: Its Most Radical Car Yet—A Robotaxi Without A Driver, Pedals, Or Steering Wheel.
News

Tesla Unveils Cybercab: Its Most Radical Car Yet—A Robotaxi Without A Driver, Pedals, Or Steering Wheel.

Jiayi Mingze
Last updated: 12 October 2024 22:33
Jiayi Mingze
Share
SHARE

The event took longer than expected to start. But once it began, Elon took just a few seconds to reveal his new flagship product: the Tesla Cybercab. As rumors suggested, it is a fully autonomous car that has no pedals or steering wheel and can take a person from one location to another without any human help.

Contents
The Tesla Cybercab has no pedals or steering wheel, will cost less than $30,000, and is set to be released before 2027.A Brief but Promising Announcement

Please follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

On the outside, the Cybercab combines the look of the Cybertruck, Tesla’s most radical vehicle, with the design of the Model 3 Highland. In the videos shown by the company, several interesting details are visible, such as two unique scissor-shaped doors (similar to those found on sports cars), fully covered rims to improve aerodynamics, and a completely opaque rear window.

As for the interior, Tesla has shown several images featuring only two seats and a dashboard free of controls. In other words, there are no steering wheel or pedals. The only element that adds to the interior is a large central screen, which allows users to interact with the car or, if the passenger prefers, enjoy multimedia content while traveling.

The Tesla Cybercab has no pedals or steering wheel, will cost less than $30,000, and is set to be released before 2027.

tesla unviels cybercab (1)

For autonomous driving, Tesla relies solely on cameras and artificial intelligence algorithms. This is a different approach from rival companies like Waymo, which use advanced sensors such as LiDAR. This decision is not surprising, as Tesla chose years ago to forgo these types of elements in its other cars. Since then, the company has adapted and trained its autonomous driving algorithms to operate without them.

An interesting new feature of the Tesla Cybercab is that it does not have a charging port. Elon Musk has confirmed that this vehicle will only support wireless charging, although he has not provided details about the technology that will make this possible.

tesla unviels cybercab (2)

Elon Musk has assured that the Tesla Cybercab will cost less than $30,000, making it even cheaper than the current Tesla Model 3 Highland. As for when it will go on sale, the CEO has stated that it will be available before 2027.

However, these predictions should be taken with caution. Elon Musk’s history shows a tendency to be overly optimistic. The most notable example is autonomous driving, a capability he has promised for years. Despite clear advances, it is still not where expected. Similarly, vehicles like the Cybertruck and the Roadster 2 have faced multiple delays compared to their original announcements.

tesla unviels cybercab (3)

A Brief but Promising Announcement

The launch event for the Tesla Cybercab was different from previous events by the brand, which usually included many technical details. This time, Tesla simply showcased its vision, revealing the vehicle’s design for the first time and providing an estimated launch date and price range without going into further details.

The concept, based on the information the brand has shared, certainly has the potential to transform the transportation industry, which is already changing due to electrification. This could place Tesla far ahead of other car brands. However, two big questions surround this product.

First, given its history of missed deadlines, can Tesla launch the Cybercab on schedule—under $30,000, before 2027, and with the expected autonomous driving capabilities? Second, there’s the regulatory issue. A self-driving car without a steering wheel or pedals falls outside the current regulations. Even if Tesla can have this product ready before 2027, will regulatory bodies be prepared by then? This is especially important in regions with stricter regulations, like Europe.

Conditions aside, the plan is certainly ambitious. As Musk explained, cars are stationary most of the time. However, this service aims to increase their usage time—either for the owner or for others. The executive has previously mentioned the idea that any Tesla could serve as an autonomous taxi for others when not in use, allowing the owner to earn some money in return. This concept makes even more sense with the Cybercab.

Regarding cost, Musk stated during the presentation that the expected price is $0.20 per mile, which is about €0.11 per kilometer. This rate is significantly lower than that of a conventional taxi in cities like Madrid.

Our Editior's Best Pick For You

ASUS ROG Ally 2 Rumored for 2024 Launch with Enhanced Gaming Features and Windows 11 Integration
ASUS ROG Ally 2 Rumored for 2024 Launch with Enhanced Gaming Features and Windows 11 Integration
WoW: Special Anniversary Mount Returns for 20th Birthday
OpenAI to Shift From Nonprofit to For-Profit, Giving Altman Stake
Huawei’s New $2,800 Tri-Fold Phone: Innovation or Overpriced?
Her Name is Aitana, She’s an Influencer and Thrives on Instagram With Over 90 Thousand Followers, But She Doesn’t Exist: She’s an AI Model

TAGGED:Twitter
Share This Article
Facebook Reddit Copy Link Print
Share
Jiayi Mingze
By Jiayi Mingze
Follow:
Jiayi Mingze is blog writer who specializes in latest innovations in sound and headphones. She works for an IT firm and also writes for technology blogs. She started her writing career from newspapers. She is ambitious and hardworking woman who believes in excellence and intellect.

Let's Connect

FacebookLike
XFollow
PinterestPin
InstagramFollow
Google NewsFollow
FlipboardFollow

Popular Posts

Google AI

Google’s AI Becomes Your Personal Call Agent: Contact Businesses For You

Salman Akhtar
Pixel 10

Google Sets August 20 in New York City for Pixel 10 and More

Salman Akhtar
OpenAI

OpenAI Launches Desktop Audio Recording and Transcription in ChatGPT

Salman Akhtar
Firefox

Firefox will be the only browser still supporting macOS Big Sur soon

Salman Akhtar

You Might Also Like

Amazon
News

Amazon Launches Project Kuiper Rivaling Starlink Online Now

Grok
News

Grok AI Tops as Greenest Chatbot With Lowest Carbon Emissions

twitter changes rules
News

X (Twitter) Launches Its Controversial Changes to Blocking Rules

Space X makes history
News

SpaceX Makes History By Catching The Starship Rocket Super Heavy In The Air

4 Min Read

Social Networks

Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Pinterest Rss

Company

  • About Us
  • Our Team
  • Contact Us

Policies

  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookies Policy
Latest
iPhone 17 Pro may get display upgrade Apple reportedly scrapped
Safety Features in Ride Hailing Apps for Women
Microsoft Tests Full Desktop Sharing with Copilot on Windows 11
Google Discover Now Adds AI Summaries, Threatening Publisher Traffic
Meta Now Fixes AI Chatbot Flaw Exposing Private User Prompts

© 2024 The Tech Basic INC. 700 – 2 Park Avenue New York, NY.

TTB White LOGO TB
Follow US
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?