In Pictures: Tesla Cybercab Fleet Grows 8x to 300+ in Austin, Dallas Named Next City

Tesla's Cybercab expansion targets dense urban corridors like this illuminated tunnel as the fleet scales toward fully driverless operations.

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Roof-mounted sensor arrays remain central to Tesla's autonomous ambitions as federal regulators scrutinize the Cybercab's safety certification.

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A white autonomous vehicle navigates city streets as Tesla's Austin Cybercab fleet grows eightfold in just 30 days.

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Self-driving cars are already a familiar sight in San Francisco, and Tesla has named Dallas as the next city for its Cybercab rollout.

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Tesla's minimalist cabin design, anchored by a central touchscreen, hints at the interior experience planned for the driverless Cybercab.

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Human drivers still command Tesla vehicles today, but the Cybercab program aims to remove the steering wheel entirely.

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The Cybercab's expected all-screen interface builds on Tesla's existing interior language as the company pushes toward autonomy.

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Digital dashboards and instrument clusters reflect the software-defined direction of Tesla's robotaxi fleet.

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Autonomous delivery robots already share city sidewalks, foreshadowing a future where Cybercabs join them on the roads.

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