Tesla just gave what is perhaps its biggest signal yet that the launch of the Cybercab, its autonomous ride-hailing-geared car, is imminent. The Cybercab has been...
Tesla’s dedicated factory for building up to ten million Optimus units is officially under construction at Gigafactory Texas. Drone footage released on May 27 by Giga...
Additionally, the Cybercab manufacturing ramp-up is continuing amidst Tesla's busy May, which includes a handful of things from an automotive perspective.
The Model Y L has been available in China for some time, but Americans are wondering when it will potentially come to the United States, offering...
Designed exclusively for unsupervised Full Self-Driving, the Cybercab promises to deliver safe, affordable, on-demand mobility without human drivers. Early units with temporary controls allow engineers to...
The mysterious structure, partially unboxed amid construction materials, has sparked widespread speculation among Tesla enthusiasts and analysts. Many are convinced it is the long-rumored Model Y...
Tesla’s official account on X shared an image showing employees gathered around the first Cybercab built at Gigafactory Texas.
This suggests that while the first Optimus line will be set up in the Fremont Factory, the real ramp of Optimus’ production will happen in Giga...
Drone operator Joe Tegtmeyer recognized Tesla construction crews performing ground leveling and clearing efforts at the plant earlier today.
The vehicles were covered, but one could easily recognize the Cybercab’s sleek lines and compact size.
The vehicles are being built at Tesla Gigafactory Texas in Austin, and there are plenty of units being built at the factory, based on a recent...
The vehicle had clean lines and it looked sleek, though it was also notably simpler than the standard Model Y.
Tesla has been encouraging customers to pick up their vehicles at Giga Texas before the quarter ended.
The vehicle happened to be sandwiched between Tesla Model Y units, emphasizing its seemingly smaller dimensions.
Tesla is still moving full steam ahead with its preparations for the Cybercab.
Tesla sure is gathering a lot of Cybercab components around the Giga Texas complex.
The Transportation Secretary also toured the factory's production lines and spoke with CEO Elon Musk.
The two cryptic Teslas were seemingly being escorted by a Cybertruck.
The site was listed as the Central Campus Support facility, but recently, the filings have been updated as Cortex 2.0.
The recent footage featured an apparent test car that looks very similar to a vehicle that was spotted in the Fremont Factory last month.
