Driverless Taxi Heading to Australia, but You Can't Ride in It

Confirmed: Tesla Cybercab coming to Oz

Tesla is giving Australia a preview of a driverless future, as it prepares to give its Cybercab a...

Tesla to bring autonomous Cybercab to New Zealand next year

Driverless Tesla Cybercab to hit Auckland next year, but don't expect to see it on the road.

Driverless taxi heading to Australia, but you can't ride in it

Tesla’s futuristic two-seat electric car without a steering wheel or pedals is heading Down Under, but it won’t take taxi rides. The Tesla Cybercab – an autonomous ‘robotaxi’ without a steering wheel or pedals – will embark on a tour of Australia and New Zealand starting next week. It will not hit the road as a driverless taxi – and will be limited to a static display in showrooms – but it is understood to mark the first appearance of the Cyber…

Tesla's Cybercab Tour Hits Australia and New Zealand Without Ever Driving

Tesla's Cybercab tour opens in Sydney on September 21 and rolls through Australia and New Zealand into 2027, but the two-seat robotaxi will only ever sit behind showroom glass. The real business is Full Self-Driving (Supervised) test drives in Model 3 and Model Y, priced at $10,100 or $149 a month. It's a sharp contrast to Waymo, which just opened paid robotaxi rides to a 100,000-person waitlist in Las Vegas.