Tesla ra mắt Cybercab tại Austin, không có vô lăng hoặc bàn đạp, hoạt động với chi phí 0,84 Nhân dân tệ mỗi kilômét

The Huoxing Finance report states that on September 3 local time, Tesla held the Cybercab launch event in Austin, Texas, USA. This vehicle is a mass-produced model designed for autonomous driving scenarios, eliminating the steering wheel, pedals, and traditional rearview mirrors, featuring a dual-seat layout, with all driving functions controlled entirely by Tesla’s autonomous driving software. The Cybercab was first unveiled as a concept vehicle at the “We, Robot” event in October 2024; the first production unit rolled off the production line at Tesla’s Texas Gigafactory in February this year, with mass production beginning in April—approximately 18 months from concept to production. The vehicle relies on eight high-definition cameras to perceive its environment and completes driving decisions through an end-to-end neural network, without relying on LiDAR or high-definition maps. According to Tesla’s data, as of September 2026, the global fleet has accumulated over 22.5 billion kilometers of assisted driving. In terms of energy efficiency, it is expected to travel 9.8 kilometers per kilowatt-hour, consuming approximately 10.2 kilowatt-hours per 100 kilometers. The curb weight is 1,412 kilograms, equipped with a 47.6-kilowatt-hour battery pack and a 163-kilowatt motor, with a laboratory-tested range of 673 kilometers. After scaling up for ride-hailing operations, the cost per mile can be reduced to $0.20, equivalent to approximately RMB 0.84 per kilometer. The Cybercab will be exhibited in multiple cities including Beijing and Shanghai starting mid-September; this exhibition does not involve sales in China nor indicate that Tesla will commence commercial autonomous ride-hailing operations domestically.