Tesla Robotaxi "King Bomb" debut!
At 22 o'clock EST on October 10 (10 o'clock Beijing time on the 11th), Tesla's "We, Robot" event was held at Warner Bros. Studios in Hollywood, and the Roboaize prototype Cybercab was officially unveiled.
Cybercab introduces inductive charging, which costs less than $30,000
At the beginning of the press conference, Musk personally took a test ride on the Cybercab to the scene, and the live broadcast footage showed that the Cybercab doors opened like butterfly wings, with angular edges and stainless steel finishes.
In a follow-up speech, Musk said that Tesla officially launched a driverless taxi called Cybercab and a driverless Model Y. It is reported that the Cybercab has no steering wheel and pedals, the cost of travel is reduced to 5-10 cents per mile, and the total cost is less than $30,000, and it will be put into production in 2026 and sold to the public.
Musk also said that Tesla is expected to launch unsupervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities in Texas and California next year; Robotaxi equipped with FSD is about 10 times safer than human driving, which can make the car safer, so that everyone can use the same time in the car as the mobile phone, which is pleasant, enjoyable and safe.
After the press conference, Musk also left in Cybercab, and some X users posted a live video:
The Robovan driverless van makes its debut with up to 20 people at a time
In addition to the Model Y model, Musk also introduced a driverless van called "robovan", which can carry up to 20 people at a time.
The Optimus will cost $20,000-$30,000 to be mass-produced
According to Musk, Tesla has made great progress in the humanoid robot Optimus. In the future, the cost of Optimus at scale will be between $20,000 and $30,000.
In the promotional video, Optimus can perform all kinds of home work.
[The following is the update before the press conference]
Musk said on the X platform regarding the delay of the press conference:
"There is a medical emergency in the crowd and we have taken care of it. The launch will start soon. ”
Netizens have returned pictures online on the X platform, and Musk's family appeared at the event:
The live video also shows that the audience is in high spirits:
Earlier on Thursday, Musk responded positively to the opinion of an X user, arguing that it was reasonable to launch a two-seat robotaxi, as most of the vehicle mileage in the United States is single or double occupancy.
On the eve of the launch event, Musk retweeted the Robotaxi poster on X and said that the event "will go down in history" or become "the biggest event in the company's history."
(Continuously updated...... ）
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