TREE NEWS update: Tesla said Friday it has begun accepting Cybercab orders from “specific customers” within supported service areas, moving the driverless two-seater toward a broader consumer rollout. The vehicle, which has no steering wheel or pedals, is already operating as part of Tesla’s Robotaxi service in Austin. The company announced the order availability on its official Robotaxi account on X.
Tesla Opens Cybercab Orders to Select Customers
The order window matters less for volume than for sequencing: Tesla is gating Cybercab access by geography and customer status, which suggests the constraint is operational readiness in supported service areas rather than demand. That keeps the Robotaxi service in Austin as the real proving ground, since a vehicle without steering wheel or pedals leaves no human fallback if the software falters. The open question is whether the eligible-customer pool widens on a fixed schedule or tracks service-area expansion, and whether Austin operations stay the template or the exception.
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