Tesla’s Cybercab looks like the future.
But the most interesting part isn’t the car.
It’s what happens when America’s existing car rules meet a vehicle that doesn’t need a driver.
And that’s where the Cybercab story gets interesting.
Tesla isn’t just trying to build a new car.
It’s testing whether the transportation system is ready for a car that doesn’t need a driver.
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Musk confirmed they are packing some "crazy, crazy technology" into the car. He is heavily hinting that the next-gen Tesla Roadster might actually have hovering or flying capabilities to finally bring the flying car vision to life.
Ever imagined a real-life flying car? Elon Musk just dropped a massive hint about the future of the Tesla Roadster that might just turn sci-fi into reality!
Here is what he said
He brought up his friend Peter Thiel's famous complaint: "The future was supposed to have flying cars, but we don't."
When asked directly if the Roadster will fly, Musk teased: "If Peter wants a flying car, he should be able to buy one."