In Pictures: Tesla Cybercab to Get Efficiency Upgrades, Smaller 40 kWh Pack and New Liquid Silver Color

Tesla's efficiency push for the Cybercab follows a broader effort to extend range and cut battery costs across its EV lineup.

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The Cybercab's smaller 40 kWh pack reflects Tesla's bet that dedicated robotaxi duty cycles need less range than consumer vehicles.

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Charging infrastructure remains central to Tesla's robotaxi plans as the Cybercab moves toward production at Giga Texas.

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Engineering refinements aimed at the Cybercab could ripple through Tesla's approach to compact, cost-efficient battery design.

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Tesla is prioritizing Cybercab production at Giga Texas even as the Cybertruck line takes a back seat.

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A new liquid silver paint option would expand the Cybercab's limited color palette ahead of launch.

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Musk's efficiency claims for the Cybercab come as Tesla faces mounting competition in the EV market.

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The Cybercab's 40 kWh pack would be among the smallest in Tesla's lineup, underscoring its purpose-built robotaxi design.

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Tesla has not announced a production timeline for the Cybercab beyond confirming Giga Texas as its lead assembly site.

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