@MantisIntelOps@WallStreetApes Okay yes. But also, what about like literally just moving into your own house and kicking these people out and then let the squatter with the fake lease prove they “live there”.
There is no doubt that Cybercab will drive down the cost of transportation, but as Joe points out there doesn't just have to be one pricing model (base fare + $ per mile).
A single Cybercab could be sold six (or more) different ways: on-demand rides, multi-stop sessions, hourly rentals, daily rentals, monthly subscriptions, private ownership with network participation, or full ownership.
Each tier creates a different incentive. If Tesla has excess fleet capacity at 2 PM, hourly rentals can get cheaper. If Friday night demand is surging, on-demand prices can rise. If someone routinely uses 15–20 hours per month, a subscription can pull them into predictable recurring revenue. If rural or suburban areas need more vehicles, Tesla can make network participation more lucrative - encouraging private owners to supply the fleet instead of Tesla having to fund it.
And if Tesla needs more vehicles available during a specific time window, it can simply increase the owner's payout for those hours. That means pricing becomes a fleet-management tool.
Tesla could dynamically influence when people travel, which product they choose, when owners release their cars to the network, where vehicles migrate and how much capacity exists at any moment.
Airlines use pricing to fill seats. Utilities use pricing to shift electricity demand. Uber uses surge pricing to attract drivers. Tesla could potentially do all three - with autonomous vehicles.
Cybercab gives Tesla the ability to create an enormous marketplace where price (and various pricing models) continuously balances transportation supply and demand.
@congressdj We have an entire support network in place once more clarity is provided so we can support the owners and infrastructure required to help scale
Looking for a job? Tesla just listed new night shift Robotaxi fleet support roles.
Where they’re hiring:
FL (4 listings), CA (3), PA (3), TX (3), AZ, DC, GA, MA, MI, NJ, TN, WA (1 each)
19 unique cities, and 18 of them have already had Cybercab sightings 👀
Stell dir vor, $TSLA würde das Cybercab morgen für den Privatkauf freigeben.
Kein Lenkrad. Keine Pedale. Ein Auto, das entweder dich fährt oder als Robotaxi für dich arbeitet, während du etwas anderes machst.
👉 Würdest du eins kaufen?
Plenty of new Cybercab sightings were reported this week. Here’s an updated list of Cybercab sightings reported so far (Updated as of September 6th, 2026) 🗺️
TEXAS
📍Austin (+ Giga Texas)
📍Dallas
📍Fort Worth
📍Houston
📍San Antonio
📍Bedford (text report only)
📍Hurst
📍Pasadena
CALIFORNIA
📍Los Angeles
📍San Diego / Imperial Beach / La Jolla / Del Cerro / Mira Mesa
📍San Jose
📍Fremont
📍Sacramento (text report only)
📍Roseville
📍San Francisco
📍Palo Alto
📍Mountain View
📍Cupertino
📍San Mateo
📍Bay Area
📍Redwood City
📍Ventura
FLORIDA
📍Miami
📍Orlando
📍Tampa
📍Jacksonville
📍Clearwater (text report only)
📍St. Petersburg (text report only)
📍Naples (text report only)
📍Fort Myers
WASHINGTON
📍Bellevue
📍Seattle
📍Bothell
📍Everett
📍Redmond
📍Shoreline
📍Woodinville
📍Mercer Island
ARIZONA
📍Phoenix
📍Tempe
📍Chandler
📍Mesa
📍Scotsdale
MINNESOTA
📍Minneapolis
📍Brooklyn Park
📍Bloomington
📍Brooklyn Center
TENNESSEE
📍Nashville
📍Franklin (text report only)
📍Dover
📍Mt. Juliet
📍Memphis
📍Bartlett
NEW YORK
📍Manhattan
📍Queens (College Point / Flushing)
📍Buffalo
📍Nassau County
NEW JERSEY
📍Englewood
📍Teaneck
📍Fort Lee
PENNSYLVANIA
📍Pittsburgh
📍Bridgeville
📍Devon
📍Wexford
📍Paoli
📍Newton Square
📍Malvern
📍West Chester
📍Philadelphia
MICHIGAN
📍Detroit
📍Ann Arbor (text report only)
📍Oakland County (text report only)
📍Southfield
📍West Bloomfield Township
📍Northville
MASSACHUSETTS
📍Boston
📍Peabody
📍Danvers
📍Newton (text report only)
VIRGINIA
📍Arlington
📍Vienna (text report only)
📍Tyson’s Corner
📍McLean
COLORADO
📍Cherry Creek
📍Cherry Hills (text report only)
📍Colorado Springs
📍Denver (text report only)
UTAH
📍Lehi
📍Richfield (text report only)
📍Salt Lake City
KANSAS
📍Wichita
📍Overland Park
📍Lenexa
MARYLAND
📍Baltimore
📍Owings Mills
📍Pikesville
📍Windsor Mill
📍Rockville
📍Bethesda
MISSOURI
📍Kansas City
📍St. Louis
📍Gladstone
NEVADA
📍Pahrump
📍Las Vegas
NORTH CAROLINA
📍Concord
📍Charlotte
OKLAHOMA
📍Tulsa
📍Lawton
📍Oklahoma City
EVERYWHERE ELSE
📍Washington, D.C.
📍Chicago, IL
📍Atlanta, GA
📍New Orleans, LA (text report only)
📍Gaffney, SC (text report only)
Many states now have their own sections because there have been many sightings in multiple cities across the country. If there are any pictures or videos of the locations that are currently “text report only”, if I missed any cities, or if there are any new reports in other cities/towns, please feel free to reply to this thread with any photo/video evidence. VIN numbers on the Cybercab would be even more helpful to track roughly how many have been produced so far. Thanks again to the Tesla Community for helping track the Robotaxi rollout! 🚕🚕🚕
**Compiled from publicly available reports and open searches for Cybercab sightings. Locations reflect reported sightings and are not independently verified; some entries may be incomplete, imprecise, or subject to revision as better information becomes available. Corrections, additional context, or new reports are genuinely welcome - please DM @RobotaxiRadar.**
Imagine betting against full vision driving. Ironically, as long as #UBER has been trying to scale their expensive driver network, #TSLA has been building and scaling their vision-only driverless system. I have puts on Uber
Wow, @Tesla Cybercab is doing really well in the rain with lower visibility.
If I was driving, I would have the wipers running on a higher speed, but the Cybercab's auto wipers are pretty relaxed. The experience feels so calm and safe.
I love Cybercab, @robotaxi!
This is what it’s like to be picked up by the new Tesla Cybercab
This is really cool. The vehicle lights up green to indicate it’s your car. You can open the trunk to put your items inside
Once in the car there is no steering wheel, no peddle. You just relax, watch a show, play a game or just do anything you want to do while you are driven to your destination
Right now the Tesla Cybercab is about half the price as Uber and Lyft
Elon Musk says the goal is to make them much cheaper
Elon Musk says Cybercab operating cost at scale should be around 20 cents per mile, with a rider price including taxes of 30–40 cents per mile
For reference it’s about $1.70 per mile with Uber and Lyft plus a base fair, booking fee and random surge pricing
This will one day be seen as a bigger and riskier bet than going on in on #SPCX, the autonomous vehicle revolution will be the single biggest wealth transfer event and boost to quality of life in modern history.
“No,” Musk said. “No. NO.” There was a long pause.
“No mirrors, no pedals, no steering wheel. This is me taking responsibility for this decision.”...
“Let me be clear," he said slowly. “This vehicle must be designed as a clean Robotaxi. We’re going to take that risk. It’s my fault if it fucks up. ...”
@elonmusk , 2022 — from @WalterIsaacson biography.
Four years later, that bet looks like it paid off.
The NHTSA ruling will ultimately be positive for #TSLA and Cybercab ownership. It is a necessary milestone that we go through this process and it will ultimately be found to lay the groundwork for future fleet expansion.
I think $TSLA is up tomorrow on the NHTSA detail that Tesla is ready to roll out 1k Cybercabs in Austin. Last Thursday I estimated they would reach 300 over three months.
That’s bullish for the stock because it shows Tesla’s confidence in safety is higher than most thought. And it’s particularly positive given Elon’s history of paranoia on the topic.
ps: The fact that NHTSA is fighting Tesla is a speed bump for Cybercab. They’ll eventually give in, then it’s off to races.
Tesla FSD (Supervised) has officially been approved in Slovenia!
Countries in Europe that have approved FSD (Supervised) so far:
• Belgium
• Netherlands
• Denmark
• Lithuania
• Estonia
• Slovenia
When you understand that the unboxed process is the final form of Lean Manufacturing which was started by Toyota, first known as the 'Toyota Production System', it makes it much more clear how #TSLA is able to dominate in manufacturing. It reduces defects and boosts efficiency in production processes.
New video of Tesla's revolutionary unboxed manufacturing process for the Cybercab from the launch event.
The production line is designed so that one Cybercab can roll off the line in under 10 seconds, with a long term cycle time goal of 5 seconds, compared to ~34 seconds for a Model Y.