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Tesla Unveils Robotaxi, Robovan, and Optimus at ‘We, Robot’

Tesla recently revealed its long-awaited autonomous Cybercab Robotaxi at the "We, Robot" event, held at the Warner Bros. Discovery studio in California. Alongside the Robotaxi, the company also introduced a new Robovan and an upgraded version of its humanoid robot, "Optimus." These exciting announcements mark Tesla's continued commitment to innovation and autonomous driving technology.
We Robot Event

Tesla recently revealed its long-awaited autonomous Cybercab Robotaxi at the “We, Robot” event, held at the Warner Bros. Discovery studio in California. Alongside the Robotaxi, the company also introduced a new Robovan and an upgraded version of its humanoid robot, “Optimus.” These exciting announcements mark Tesla’s continued commitment to innovation and autonomous driving technology.

Cybercab Robotaxi: A Glimpse into the Future

CEO Elon Musk showcased a prototype of the Cybercab, a fully autonomous vehicle without a steering wheel or pedals, projected to cost under $30,000 (€27,000). The Cybercab is expected to have a low operating cost of around $0.20 (€0.18) per mile, making it an affordable option for consumers. The vehicle will navigate using a combination of cameras and artificial intelligence.

Robovan and “Optimus” Upgrades

In addition to the Robotaxi, Tesla revealed the Robovan—an autonomous vehicle that can accommodate up to 20 passengers. The company also showcased an improved version of its humanoid robot, “Optimus,” which Musk had previously suggested could be working in Tesla factories by the end of 2024. Mass production of the Cybercab may begin as early as 2026.

Full-Self Driving (FSD) Rollout

Musk announced that Tesla plans to begin testing unsupervised Full-Self Driving (FSD) in Texas and California next year with the Model 3 and Model Y. He had earlier mentioned a goal of deploying FSD vehicles by early 2025, pending regulatory approval.

The Role of Robotaxi in Tesla’s Growth

The Robotaxi represents a significant shift for Tesla, from focusing on mass-market electric cars to exploring autonomous vehicles. This evolution reflects the company’s vision of transforming the transportation landscape with cutting-edge technology. The shift toward autonomous driving is set to position Tesla at the forefront of the industry, offering innovative solutions that could redefine the future of mobility.

With these new developments, Tesla continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of autonomous driving, paving the way for a smarter and more sustainable future.

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