Tesla is selling the Cybercab to private buyers, but it won't move without a $299 monthly subscription
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Bottom line: The two-seater EV requires a monthly subscription to run, can't be driven manually, and can't be used to earn money. Yet Tesla is now selling its Cybercab, the robotaxi with no steering wheel or pedals, to private buyers for $29,990. Owners will have to pay $299 a month for the software that does all the driving and they won't be allowed to use the car to make money. The sales are beginning before federal safety regulators have decided whether the car can legally be on public roads.
The offerto buy is invitation-only for now. Tesla announced it on its Robotaxi account on X and posted screenshots of the order page with an email inviting "select customers" to buy the car for "personal use." The Cybercab will "only be available in...
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