Summary
- Tesla’s autonomous robotaxi, the Cybercab, is touring Europe with stops in cities like Berlin, Paris, and Oslo
- The Cybercab is expected to operate using Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system
- The European tour of the Cybercab starts on November 20, 2024 and ends on December 31, 2024
- The vehicle will be available for viewing and test drives at Tesla stores in London, Berlin, Paris, Oslo, Stockholm, and Amsterdam
- The Tesla Cybercab is expected to cost less than $30,000 and reach volume production in 2026 at the Giga Texas complex, with an estimated production of at least 2 million units per year.
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Tesla has introduced its autonomous robotaxi, the Cybercab, to Europe, with plans to tour several cities in the region including Berlin, Paris, and Oslo. The vehicle will be featured at Tesla locations in cities across Europe such as Stockholm, Berlin, Oslo, Paris, London, and Amsterdam.
The European tour of the Cybercab was officially announced earlier this month, with posters hinting at the vehicle’s presence in various Tesla locations in Europe. The tour is scheduled to start on November 20 and end on December 31, 2024. Multiple units of the Cybercab are expected to be sent on the tour across Europe.
The Cybercab’s European tour dates have been released, with specific locations and availability details provided for each city. The vehicle will be available for viewing at different Tesla stores in cities such as London, Berlin, Paris, Oslo, Stockholm, and Amsterdam during the tour.
The Cybercab will be operating using Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, offering visitors the opportunity to experience test drives with Enhanced Autopilot during the tour. However, space is limited, and interested individuals are advised to sign up in advance to secure a spot for viewing and test driving the vehicle.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced that the Cybercab is expected to reach volume production in 2026 and will cost less than $30,000. Production is set to begin at the Giga Texas complex, with a projected annual production volume of at least 2 million Cybercabs once production is ramped up.
The European tour of the Tesla Cybercab has generated excitement among enthusiasts and potential customers, with many expressing interest in the vehicle’s design and features. Those interested in seeing the Cybercab up close and experiencing its autonomous capabilities can visit Tesla stores in the participating cities during the designated tour dates.
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