Tesla Opens Cybercab Sales to Select Customers for Personal Use
Tesla has started taking orders for privately owned Cybercabs at about $29,990, according to the Wall Street Journal. Deliveries are estimated for December.
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what happened
Tesla has begun accepting orders for privately owned versions of its Cybercab, a two-door vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals, the Wall Street Journal reports. Tesla announced on X on Friday that select customers can now buy the car for an estimated $29,990. Buyers must also pay a $299 monthly subscription to Tesla's autonomy software and a $1,000 nonrefundable deposit. Deliveries are estimated for December.
why it matters
For investors, the move is a test of Tesla's long-promised push into autonomous vehicles for regular buyers, which has so far lagged its targets. Personal owners can only use the cars in supported service areas and cannot earn income from them immediately, while NHTSA is examining whether the design meets federal safety rules.
market impact
Tesla shares: a possible new revenue channel, but regulatory questions remain.
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sources
- Tesla Opens Sales Of Autonomous Cybercab For 'Select' Customers — WSJ, 14 November 2026 at 03:15 UTC
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