Tesla's Cybercab Stumbles Out of the Gate as Regulators Circle and Investors Question the Pace

Regulators Don't Love The Tesla Cybercab's Driverless Design

Plus, McLaren's plans for a UK-built SUV, Nissan's new plans for a UK-built SUV - presumably unrelated - and Bosch workers' pleas to the European Union.

Tesla's Cybercab Stumbles Out of the Gate as Regulators Circle and Investors Question the Pace

Tesla launched limited Cybercab robotaxi rides in Austin this month, but the event drew investor disappointment, a sharp stock drop and immediate NHTSA scrutiny over safety compliance. With only 45 purpose-built vehicles registered and software limitations persisting, the gap to rivals like Waymo widens. Regulators and shareholders now demand clearer proof of scalable progress.

Where Tesla's Robotaxi Rollout Stands Today and What Investors Should Know

How close is Tesla to rapidly scaling its Cybercab robotaxi business?

Tesla wants to sell Cybercab fleets, but critics say the robotaxi math doesn't add up

Tesla's Cybercab arrived in 2024 as Tesla's polished take on a driverless future.