Tesla Cybercab production line is targeting hundreds of vehicles weekly: report

Tesla is preparing its Austin factory to begin production of its upcoming "Cybercab" robotaxi. The company is reportedly adding staff and equipment with the goal of producing hundreds of these vehicles per week. This indicates Tesla is moving toward the initial manufacturing phase of its highly anticipated autonomous ride-hailing vehicle.

March 12, 2026

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FSD • Mar 10, 2026

Tesla gathers Cybercab fleet in Gigafactory Texas

Tesla is assembling a fleet of its upcoming "Cybercab" robotaxis at its Gigafactory in Texas, as shown in recent images. This indicates the company is progressing with its plans for a self-driving ride-hailing service. For owners and enthusiasts, this is a tangible step toward Tesla's vision of autonomous vehicles generating revenue.

Latest • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla Cybercab program manager exits ahead of launch

Tesla's Cybercab program manager, Victor Nechita, has left the company just after the first production unit was built. This is part of a trend of senior managers departing Tesla. For owners and enthusiasts, this raises concerns about potential delays or leadership instability ahead of the crucial autonomous taxi launch.

FSD • Feb 26, 2026

Cybercab Program Manager Victor Nechita departs Tesla after first production milestone

Victor Nechita, the Vehicle Program Manager for Tesla's Cybercab robotaxi, has left the company. His departure comes after the project achieved its first production milestone. This signals a transition to a new phase for the robotaxi program, though the impact of the leadership change on the timeline or development remains unclear.

FSD • Feb 25, 2026

Tesla Cybercab: Why the Missing Steering Wheel is Elon Musk's Masterstroke

Tesla's new Cybercab has no steering wheel or pedals, signaling a full commitment to autonomous driving. This radical design represents Tesla's vision of a future where cars are no longer driven by humans. For owners, it promises a future of completely driverless transportation.

Latest • Feb 25, 2026

Tesla pushes back against Cybercab trademark claim

Tesla is formally challenging a French beverage company's earlier trademark filing for "Cybercab" in the U.S., as it blocks Tesla's own application. This legal pushback shows Tesla is actively fighting to secure the name for its planned autonomous ride-hailing service. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's continued commitment to developing and branding its future robotaxi fleet.

Latest • Feb 24, 2026

Tesla launches legal war over ‘Cybercab’ name against seltzer company

Tesla has filed a formal legal opposition against a beverage company to reclaim the "Cybercab" trademark, accusing it of fraud and bad faith. This aggressive move signals Tesla's strong commitment to using the name for its upcoming autonomous taxi service. For owners and enthusiasts, it reinforces that the Cybercab project is a key priority as Tesla prepares to ramp up its production.

FSD • Feb 21, 2026

Tesla Cybercab Without Steering Wheel Spotted at Giga Texas Ahead of Mass Production

Tesla has built its first Cybercab vehicles, which have been spotted without steering wheels at its Texas factory. This confirms the company is advancing its fully autonomous robotaxi design. The sighting indicates Tesla is moving closer to mass production of its driverless ride-hailing vehicles.

Charging • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla Secures FCC Waiver for Cybercab Wireless Charging System

Tesla has received an FCC waiver to use Ultra-Wideband technology for its upcoming wireless EV charging system. This removes a key regulatory barrier for the development of the system, which is anticipated for its future "Cybercab" robotaxi. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals tangible progress toward the convenience of automated, wireless charging for Tesla's next-generation vehicles.