In Pictures: Tesla to sell consumer Cybercabs by end of year, before unsupervised FSD arrives in 2027

Tesla's promise to deliver Cybercabs this year hinges on a vehicle design that has no steering wheel or pedals.

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The Cybercab's angular, minimalist look reflects Tesla's bet that autonomy will soon make traditional controls obsolete.

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Tesla faces questions about what buyers can legally do with a self-driving vehicle before unsupervised FSD is ready.

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Tesla's existing lineup still relies on human drivers, a contrast to the steering-wheel-free Cybercab it plans to sell.

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Charging infrastructure remains central to Tesla's plans as it pushes toward a fully autonomous fleet.

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Regulators and owners alike are watching how Tesla handles the gap between delivery and unsupervised FSD in 2027.

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Tesla's timeline puts consumer Cybercab deliveries well ahead of the mid-2027 target for unsupervised Full Self-Driving.

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The Cybercab's viability depends on charging and software updates that Tesla has not fully detailed for consumers.

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For now, buyers of a steering-wheel-free Cybercab may face limited options until Tesla's software catches up.

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