Tesla starts its commercial CyberCab service in Austin
Tesla has started offering commercial Cybercab rides in Austin — a robotaxi without a steering wheel or brake pedal that you can summon with an app. But only 45 of 314 state-approved vehicles are in operation there.
Tesla has started offering commercial Cybercab rides in Austin, Texas. The car, which was unveiled almost two years ago, doesn’t have a steering wheel or brake pedal and is summoned with an app. But only 45 of the 314 state-approved vehicles are operating in the city.
It’s the first time Tesla has moved a self-driving car from test mode into commercial service. The robotaxi space is getting competitive, with Waymo already serving 14 American cities and Tesla rushing to catch up.
Source: www.engadget.com
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