Tesla Adds Cybercab Decals to Hundreds of Vehicles at Giga Texas as EPA Clearance Nears Launch
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Updated · TESLARATI · Jun 19
Tesla Adds Cybercab Decals to Hundreds of Vehicles at Giga Texas as EPA Clearance Nears Launch
3 articles · Updated · TESLARATI · Jun 19
Summary
Cybercabs at Giga Texas were spotted with new side decals, the clearest sign yet that Tesla is preparing to deploy the two-seat vehicles into its robotaxi fleet.
Hundreds of Cybercabs have accumulated at the site in recent days, and the model recently received an EPA Certificate of Conformity, allowing it to enter commerce and operate on public roads.
Texas law that took effect on May 28 allows Level 4 driverless operation, but Tesla still faces a key operational question: whether the steering-wheel-free Cybercab can launch without a safety monitor.
The timing now points to a rollout in the coming weeks or months, with July possible but August seen as a more likely target as Tesla emphasizes a cautious robotaxi launch.
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Tesla Cybercab Report: From Vision-Only Autonomy to Mass Production and Societal Disruption
Overview
Tesla's Cybercab is entering its initial production phase at Giga Texas, with test vehicles already spotted in Austin, confirming the project is on schedule. The production ramp will be gradual, supported by Tesla's innovative 'Unboxed' modular assembly process, which boosts efficiency and prepares for high-volume manufacturing. Designed from the ground up for full autonomy, the Cybercab features no steering wheel or pedals and relies entirely on Tesla's vision-only Full Self-Driving system. These advancements mark a major step toward deploying autonomous vehicles, while also highlighting the challenges of scaling production and meeting regulatory requirements for widespread use.