10/12/2026
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Tesla now has more than 300 Cybercabs carrying riders in Austin, the two-seater Elon Musk says will cost under $30,000. “One month after launch, we’ve scaled to 300+ Cybercabs serving Austin – an 8x increase in 30 days,” Tesla’s Robotaxi account posted on October 10, two years to the day after the car was unveiled at the We, Robot event. Unlike the Model Y Robotaxis that started the service, the Cybercab has no steering wheel or pedals. It has two seats, a large screen, butterfly doors and wireless inductive charging. The growth is showing up in state records too: Tesla’s Cybercab entries in the Texas registry jumped from 169 to 319 in a single update. A day before the milestone, Tesla shared a photo of four gold Cybercabs moving through traffic with a simple caption: “Floodgates are opening.” Dallas looks like the next stop. A Tesla executive says the city is coming “soon.” Cybercabs are already parked at Tesla’s Dallas hub, though riders there are still matched with Model Ys for now. Going from around 40 cars to more than 300 in a month suggests Cybercab production is finally catching up with Tesla’s plans for a purpose-built robotaxi fleet.
