Tesla Takes the Cybercab on a 12-Stop European Tour Starting at Auto Zürich on November 5
Tesla Europe announced a Cybercab display tour with 12 stops in nine countries, from Auto Zürich on November 5 through mid-January.
Tesla Europe announced a Cybercab display tour with 12 stops in nine countries, from Auto Zürich on November 5 through mid-January.
Tesla’s Robotaxi service began fully unsupervised rides in Fort Worth on November 2, a city that wasn’t on any of Tesla’s announced expansion lists.
Tesla’s Robotaxi service now operates from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m., and riders get Calm Mode, a rear camera view, trip sharing and Grok in Model Y robotaxis.
Texas DMV records show 1,204 Tesla robotaxi vehicles registered as of October 30, now 631 Model Ys and 573 Cybercabs, about 55 behind Waymo’s Texas count.
After Gov. Ron DeSantis asked for Tesla Robotaxi to cover Florida beaches, Musk replied “Coming soon,” while Texas registrations now show 544 Cybercabs versus 507 Model Ys.
Tesla’s driverless fleet logged 438,000 miles in Austin in one week, edging Waymo’s Q2 Austin average. Musk called it “never a real contest,” but national numbers tell a different story.
Tesla grew its Houston Robotaxi service from the Jersey Village area to much of the 610 Loop, and Elon Musk says Florida beach access is “coming soon.”
Barclays analyst Dan Levy moved Tesla to Overweight and lifted his target to $450 from $370, pointing to a likely SpaceX combination, a recovering auto business and a Robotaxi inflection.
Austin Cybercab passengers can now open live camera feeds mid-ride and darken the cabin screen, two weeks after Tesla said the camera feature was in development.
Texas DMV records show 43 new Cybercabs registered on Saturday, lifting Tesla’s Robotaxi roster from 927 to 970 vehicles.