In Pictures: Tesla Adds Rear Camera View and Quiet Mode to Cybercab Robotaxi in Austin

Tesla's rear camera view gives Cybercab riders a live look behind the vehicle, filling the gap left by its missing rear window.

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The Cybercab's screen-centric interior reflects Tesla's push to replace traditional controls with software-driven displays.

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Passengers can now darken the cabin display with Quiet Mode, a feature Tesla delivered about two weeks after riders requested it.

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Tesla's over-the-air update adds rear visibility and quiet mode without any hardware changes to the Cybercab fleet.

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The rear camera feed appears on the in-ride screen, giving passengers awareness once handled by mirrors and a rear window.

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Rider feedback shaped the update, which Tesla says addresses visibility and comfort concerns in its driverless service.

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Digital displays anchor the Cybercab experience, now including a rear camera view for passengers in Austin.

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Tesla's software-only approach lets it refine the robotaxi experience quickly, roughly two weeks after requests came in.

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Quiet Mode dims the cabin screen for a calmer ride, one of two new features rolling out to Austin Cybercab passengers.

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