Tesla added 45 Cybercabs to its Austin, Texas, fleet.

Tesla's Cybercab now carries riders in Austin, but it is not yet on sale and its path to buyers faces federal scrutiny.

The driverless rides reflect Elon Musk’s push to turn the EV maker into an autonomous-vehicle giant.

Elon Musk is expected to provide new details on the purpose-built robotaxi during a launch event at ACL Live. Follow along ...

Software-defined vehicles have their benefits, but faulty code is an Achilles heel.

The 2 seat efficient design and other features give the Cybercab an edge, but its low cost won't be important until the next ...

Tesla has launched its steering wheel-less Cybercab in Austin. The US traffic authority NHTSA has immediately initiated an ...

Tesla plans to launch its two-seat Cybercab robotaxi service in roughly a dozen states, using a ride-hailing app similar to ...

Investor Gene Munster of Deepwater Asset Management thinks that the Tesla Inc. Cybercab launch reflects a shift in CEO Elon Musk‘s outlook on incidents involving self-driving vehicles. 300 Cybercabs ...

(TestMiles) – Tesla’s Cybercab is now carrying passengers in Austin as federal regulators examine how a driverless car ...

The gold-colored two-seaters went live in Austin, Texas, after a launch event that had a notable absentee: Elon Musk.