Tesla's latest Cybercab is a fully self-driving taxi that requires no human driving, and production is scheduled to begin in 2026. The EV is designed without a steering wheel or pedals and relies entirely on Tesla's self-driving system, and Elon Musk said at the launch event that the car will be available for private purchase for less than $30,000. But looking at the Cybertruck's precedent, the price of the vehicle can go up by then, and now Musk has directly warned that the production timeline may be delayed, and maybe it will not be ready for production until 2027.
The vehicle has a two-seater design, and its overall style is somewhat similar to that of the Cybertruck.
The LED light bar running through the rear of the car is very eye-catching, and the boxy appearance also makes people think it is a small pickup truck.
The exterior design of the Cybercab is clearly borrowed from the Cybertruck, with a continuous LED light at the front and a supercar-style butterfly door design for the doors to be visually stunning and easier for passengers to get in and out. The interior design is minimalist, the seats can only accommodate two people, and there is a large-screen entertainment system in the center, similar to the layout of the Model 3 or Model Y, but due to its automatic driving function, there is no traditional steering wheel and pedals in the car, which makes the whole space enlarged a lot, and because it is self-driving oriented, there is basically no rear windshield, and the rearview mirrors on both sides are completely canceled. In fact, the front windshield can also be removed from this car, because he has no intention of letting humans drive from beginning to end.
The vehicle has no rear windshield design, in fact, even the side mirrors are completely eliminated, because the car is not intended to be driven by humans.
The angle at which the roof extends backwards is completely visually avoided, making the car's design very eye-catching.
Although the Cybercab shows Tesla's ambitions in the field of autonomous driving, the car still needs to be approved by the regulatory authorities before it can be put into production, and the design without a steering wheel and pedals will challenge existing laws and autonomous driving standards. However, it is quite curious to see how far its autonomous driving technology can go, if it can really complete full autonomous driving, it will change the existing way of transportation, although we all know that the day of full autonomous driving will eventually come, but will the time point be two years later? This will be an important key to the success of Cybercab.
The car can only accommodate two people, but the actual figures have not been officially released.
There is no steering wheel or pedal design at all, and there is only a large screen in the center, so that people can enjoy the process of moving happily.
This article is reprinted from: Cheshi Culture