Tesla wants to sell Cybercabs to other transport companies before the year ends. Tesla plans to start selling Cybercabs by the end of the year. News Tesla plans to start selling Cybercabs by the end of the year The automaker said it could start switching on Unsupervised Full Self-Driving on some vehicles by the second quarter of 2027.
Lars Moravy, VP of engineering at the company, said that the automaker is "trying to get Cybercabs to customers by the end of this year, 2026," during its third quarter earnings calls. Moravy added that Tesla is already manufacturing Cybercabs at its Gigafactory in Texas, but those are meant for its internal robotaxi fleet. If the company does succeed in getting the vehicles to customers this year, it will start small.
As it learns about "ownership and fleet management of autonomous vehicles in customer hands," Moravy said, Tesla will scale up Cybercab’s sales. Elon Musk admitted during the call, however, that "the vast majority" Cybercabs will be "essentially Tesla-owned" and will be under its ride service operations. The company first unveiled the Cybercab back in 2024, but it wasn’t until September this year that it started offering rides on it through its Robotaxi app in Austin, Texas.
Tesla has also just started taking inquiries for those interested in buying units.
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