In Pictures: Tesla Cybercab's Big Edge May Be In-Ride AI Assistant, Not Robotaxi Service

A driver navigates a rural road, the kind of hands-on travel the Cybercab aims to eliminate entirely.

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Today's cars still demand a driver, while Tesla's Cybercab promises to turn commutes into productive time.

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In-car screens already manage navigation and tasks, foreshadowing the Grok @bot assistant planned for the Cybercab.

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For now, human hands stay on the wheel, but the Cybercab's appeal rests on removing that need altogether.

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Luxury interiors hint at how Tesla may position the Cybercab's cabin as a mobile workspace rather than a cockpit.

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Open-road driving today, but Tesla envisions passengers handling errands by voice instead of by wheel.

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The Cybercab's stripped-down controls reflect Tesla's bet that an AI assistant will replace knobs and buttons.

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Steering wheels and dashboards could soon give way to screens and voice commands in Tesla's driverless vision.

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Even at night, riders manage navigation by phone, a preview of the in-ride task handling Grok promises.

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