Tesla is bringing the Cybercab to Europe for people to see in person. Tesla Europe announced on X on November 2 that a tour starts at Auto Zürich on November 5 and runs through mid-January. It’s a display tour: visitors can get close, take photos and look at the design, but there are no rides.
Tour schedule
- Zürich, Switzerland (Auto Zürich): November 5 to 8
- Bratislava, Slovakia (Tesla store): November 20 to 21
- Düsseldorf, Germany (Tesla store): November 20 to 21
- Prague, Czechia (Tesla store, Průhonice): November 27 to 28
- Hamburg, Germany (Tesla store): November 27 to 28
- Warsaw, Poland (Tesla store, Ząbki): December 4 to 5
- Berlin, Germany (Tesla store): December 4 to 6
- Bucharest, Romania (Tesla store, Voluntari): December 11 to 12
- Munich, Germany (Tesla store, Vaterstetten): December 11 to 12
- Budapest, Hungary (Tesla store): December 18 to 19
- Brussels, Belgium (Brussels Motor Show): January 8 to 17
- Vienna, Austria (Vienna Drive): January 14 to 17
Why it matters
Tesla hasn’t said when Robotaxi service or Cybercab rides could start in Europe. Musk has called the Cybercab the “most likely next major product” for Gigafactory Berlin, which may explain why Germany gets four stops. Supervised FSD has been approved in 10 EU countries individually, and a bloc-wide vote is expected in December, in the middle of the tour. A car with no steering wheel or pedals faces a bigger regulatory hurdle than FSD itself, though.
In the U.S., Cybercab rides are still limited to Austin, with Dallas expected later this month, and Tesla said on its Q3 call it aims to deliver the first Cybercabs to customers by the end of the year.
Source: Not a Tesla App; Tesla’s event page.