Tesla is finally letting customers buy the Cybercab, but there’s a long list of restrictions

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Tesla has started accepting orders for its Cybercab from select customers in the US. The two-seater autonomous vehicle, which comes without a steering wheel or pedals, is listed for $29,990. However, buying one also requires a $299 monthly Autonomy Subscription, which works out to $3,588 every year. And if you want to reserve one, Tesla

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Techau Center Factuality: Mostly factual AU 9 hours ago
Hands-on with the Tesla Cybercab in Melbourne, a preview of the future with no steering wheel, pedals, or mirrors
The Cybercab is Tesla’s hardware piece to their autonomous vehicle vision that’s been in the works for more than a decade. The Full Self-Driving Software updates have provided a window into the future, ready for now, when that software is capable enough to drive the hardware...
Digitaltrends Center Factuality: Mostly factual US 1 day ago
Tesla is finally letting customers buy the Cybercab, but there’s a long list of restrictions
Tesla has started accepting orders for its Cybercab from select customers in the US. The two-seater autonomous vehicle, which comes without a steering wheel or pedals, is listed for $29,990. However, buying one also requires a $299 monthly Autonomy Subscription, which works...