Musk Admits Cybercab Subscription Fee Is Too High
Elon Musk said the monthly Cybercab fee is too high and should match the cost of Tesla FSD for other models. Reported by Stocktwits.
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what happened
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has acknowledged that the monthly subscription needed to run the Cybercab is currently too expensive. His reply came after criticism from tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee, known as MKBHD, as the company begins inviting select customers to buy the fully autonomous vehicle.
According to Stocktwits, Musk said availability would eventually extend beyond the current Texas locations, but only once regulatory approval arrives. He gave no timeline for lowering the fee. Owners currently face a subscription of about $299 a month, while Musk suggested a figure closer to $115.
why it matters
For Tesla investors, the episode shows that subscription pricing for autonomous features remains contested. Until a timeline for any fee cut is set, attention will stay on regulatory decisions and the deliveries the company expects to begin in December.
market impact
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sources
- Tesla Cybercab’s Monthly Subscription Is ‘Too High,’ Elon Musk Admits To MKBHD: ‘Should Match The Cost Of…’ — Stocktwits, 14 November 2026 at 10:20 UTC
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