Key Takeaways A recent sighting of the Tesla Cybercab suggests significant updates to its design, particularly for easier access. The Cybercab’s door size has been increased to facilitate passenger entry and exit. Observations reveal that the camera position in the B-pillar has been slightly adjusted. Despite being seen with a steering wheel, the Cybercab will…
Key Takeaways Tesla is expanding its Cybercab production team at Giga Texas. Three new job listings: Metrology Technician, Equipment Engineer, and Tool & Die Supervisor. The Cybercab will be produced using the innovative “Unboxed” manufacturing process. Elon Musk claims the Cybercab will be Tesla’s highest-volume vehicle, aiming for 2 million units annually. The production line…
Key Takeaways Tesla is ramping up tests for the Cybercab, with sightings reported from Fremont Factory and Giga Texas. Joe Tegtmeyer noted that the latest Cybercab sightings showed it being manually driven, suggesting test units may have manual controls. Speculation arises that current test units differ from the production version, which will not include steering…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s Cybercab spotted on the Fremont Test Track, indicating progress in development. Production for the Cybercab is slated to start in early 2026. Crash testing for the Cybercab has also begun at Tesla’s Fremont Factory. Historical comparison: Other Tesla models were first spotted on the test track several months before launch. The Cybercab…
Key Takeaways Preparations for the Cybercab are ongoing at Giga Texas, with significant equipment updates observed. The structural pack area has undergone upgrades, including new mezzanine floors and production expansion. Initial production of the Cybercab may start soon, reflecting Tesla’s aggressive targets. Elon Musk aims for a run rate of 2 million Cybercabs per year…
Key Takeaways NHTSA is seeking more details from Tesla regarding robotaxi incidents in Austin. Tesla’s recent robotaxi launch caused an 8% increase in its stock shares. Video evidence shows robotaxis behaving erratically, including driving the wrong way and hard braking. The robotaxis use Tesla’s newest FSD Unsupervised technology, supervised by a human. NHTSA does not…
Key Takeaways Successful launch of Tesla’s Robotaxi platform in Austin, Texas for a small group. First-ever Tesla Robotaxi app allows climate adjustments and syncing of entertainment before rides. Rides currently include a safety monitor for smooth operation without control over the vehicle. Early reviews of rides describe them as “smooth” and “comfortable,” with commendations for…
Key Takeaways Tesla has successfully rolled out its Robotaxi service in Austin after a long wait. Elon Musk demonstrates his commitment to delivering on promises, despite previous delays. Customers can use the Robotaxi service for a flat fee of $4.20 per ride. The debate over Tesla’s vision-only approach to self-driving is settled, with successful operations…
Key Takeaways Andrej Karpathy warns that self-driving technology is not yet fully solved. Karpathy reflects on a perfect self-driving ride he experienced in 2013 and highlights the lack of progress in full autonomy since then. He emphasizes the complexity of software development in autonomous systems, predicting a long road ahead for achieving true self-driving capabilities.…
Key Takeaways Tesla has launched its Robotaxi platform, allowing a limited number of users to request driverless rides in Austin, Texas. The Robotaxi service is integrated into the existing Tesla app, featuring a familiar user interface for easy navigation. Users can customize their ride experience, including selecting cabin temperature through the app. The app includes…