Musk’s vision for Tesla rests on the fully driverless Cybercab, but regulations could stand in the way.

A leader key to the development of Tesla Inc.’s Cybercab is leaving the company just weeks ahead of the scheduled start of production. Victor Nechita, vehicle program manager for the product CEO Elon ...

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Tesla is preparing to start the Cybercab production next year, with or without a steering wheel. The carmaker recently showcased a Cybercab at one of its showrooms in Sant Jose with subtle ...

Tesla is steering away – from steering wheels. As self-driving cars become increasingly common on U.S. streets, especially in ...

View post: Amazon’s ‘Heavy-Duty’ 10-Piece Wrench Set Is Now 50% Off Tesla's first fully self-driving, two-passenger Cybercab rolled off the Texas production line. Elon Musk confirmed a $30,000 ...

Tesla could add a steering wheel to the Cybercab after all. Board chair Robyn Denholm suggested to Bloomberg that it may need to appease the feds by adding the equipment back in. Under current ...

Apparent prototypes of Tesla Inc.’s new Cybercab — the Austin EV maker’s purpose-built robotaxi — have been spotted on Austin streets. Though the company now has a few dozen Model Y-based robotaxis ...

Tesla announced that it has produced the first Cybercab on its new production line in Austin. However, Cybercab's production start is irrelevant for now, as it cannot be legally sold. However, the ...