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Technology · Consumer gadgets · published 2026-09-04 · via Engadget

Tesla opens public robotaxi service with steering-wheel-free Cybercab

Tesla has initiated public rides in its Cybercab, a fully autonomous vehicle lacking a steering wheel. The service is now available to consumers, marking a significant step in the company's robotaxi ambitions.

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The Cybercab's public debut marks a notable shift for Tesla, moving from testing phases to real-world consumer access. This vehicle's design completely removes manual controls, relying entirely on autonomous systems.

This launch represents a key milestone in the company's broader strategy to establish a ride-hailing network. By offering rides to the general public, Tesla is now directly competing in the emerging market for driverless transportation.

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The arrival

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